favor
🇺🇸
/ˈfeɪvər/
🇬🇧
/ˈfeɪvə(r)/
noun
B1
An act of helping someone.
Do yourself a favor and wear a helmet on the bike.
给自己一个好处，骑车时戴上头盔。
B2
Approval or support for someone or something.
Artists sought the favor of wealthy patrons.
艺术家寻求富有赞助人的青睐。
R
Unfair treatment that benefits one person or group over others.
As an examiner, she showed no favor to any candidate.
作为考官，她对任何候选人都没有偏袒。
R
A small gift given to children at a party.
The children received many favors at the birthday party.
孩子们在生日派对上收到了许多好处。
R
Agreement to engage in sexual activity with someone.
He made demands for sexual favors from his assistant.
他向助手提出了性上的要求。
verb
B2
To prefer one option over another.
Many countries favor a presidential system of government.
许多国家偏好总统制政府。
B2
To treat someone better than others, often unfairly.
My parents always favored my older brother.
我的父母总是偏爱我的哥哥。
R
To provide suitable conditions for someone or something.
The warm climate favors many types of tropical plants.
温暖的气候有利于许多类型的热带植物。
R
To resemble a parent or older relative.
She definitely favors her father.
她显然偏爱她的父亲。
translation
帮助, 支持, 偏袒, 派对小礼物, 性同意
偏爱, 偏袒, 有利于, 像
词形变化
3rd Present
favors
Progressive
favoring
Past
favored
Perfect
favored
Plural
favors