favour
(UK)noun ,
favor
(US)noun [ˈfeɪvəɼ]
| 1. | (uncountable)
[approval]
Gunst die
in sb's favour zu js Gunsten to be in/out of favour (with sb) (bei jm) beliebt/unbeliebt sein to curry favour with sb sich bei jm einschmeicheln |
| 2. | [kind act]
Gefallen der,
Gefälligkeit die
to do sb a favour jm einen Gefallen tun |
| 3. | [favouritism]
to show favour to sb jn bevorzugen |
| 4. | [advantage]
to rule in sb's favour zu js Vorteil or Gunsten entscheiden |
favour
(UK)transitive verb Konjugation ,
favor
(US)transitive verb Konjugation [ˈfeɪvəɼ]
| 1. | [prefer] Konjugation bevorzugen |
| 2. | [benefit] Konjugation begünstigen |
| 3. | (iro)
[honour]
to favour sb with sthg jn mit etw beehren |
in favour
adverb
[in agreement]
to be in favour dafür sein
in favour of
preposition
| 1. | [in preference to] zugunsten (+ G) |
| 2. | [in agreement with]
to be in favour of sthg für etw sein to be in favour of doing sthg dafür sein, etw zu tun |
