favor
fa
ˈfeɪ
fei
vor
vɜr
vēr
British pronunciation
/fˈe‌ɪvɐ/
favour

Définition et signification de « favor » en anglais

to favor
01

préférer

to prefer someone or something to an alternative
Transitive: to favor sb/sth | to favor one option over another
to favor definition and meaning
example
Exemples
She favors the blue dress over the red one for the party.
Elle préfère la robe bleue à la rouge pour la fête.
02

favoriser

to treat someone better than someone else, especially in an unfair manner
Transitive: to favor sb
example
Exemples
It 's clear that the manager favors certain employees.
Il est clair que le manager favorise certains employés.
03

ménager, épargner

to avoid putting full pressure on an injured part of the body
Transitive: to favor an injured limb
example
Exemples
After the fall, she had to favor her leg until it healed.
Après la chute, elle a dû favoriser sa jambe jusqu'à ce qu'elle soit guérie.
04

favoriser, avantager

to provide conditions or opportunities that help someone or something succeed
Transitive: to favor sth
example
Exemples
This new plan will favor students who struggle with traditional learning methods.
Ce nouveau plan favorisera les étudiants qui ont du mal avec les méthodes d'apprentissage traditionnelles.
Favor
01

service, faveur

a kind act that is done to help a person
example
Exemples
She asked her friend for a small favor.
Elle a demandé à son ami un petit service.
02

an advantage given to someone or something

03

an inclination or tendency to approve or support

04

a small gift given to guests as a keepsake at a party or event

05

a feeling of goodwill or positive regard

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