
美:/'dɪsˈfeɪvər/
n. 失寵;厭惡;不悅
vt. 不贊成;冷待
vi. 不贊成;不再寵幸
I disfavor the way you handled that situation earlier.
我不喜歡你處理之前那種情況的方式。
Over time, disposal or internment in Death's Reach fell into disfavor.
隨著時間的推移,墜落的被放逐者被處置或拘留在死亡岬裡。
We are always in disfavor of the use or threat of force in international affairs.
我們一向不贊成在國際事務中動辄訴諸武力或以武力相威脅。
Silence can also be judgmental by indicating favor or disfavor - agreement or disagreement.
沉默同樣可以傳遞喜歡與否,或者同意與否的情緒。
The term natural rights eventually fell into disfavor, but the concept of universal rights took root.
自然權利一詞最終跌入失寵,但普遍權利的概念發生的根源。
n.|aversion/allergy;失寵;厭惡;不悅
vt.|disapprove of/take a dim view of;不贊成;冷待
vi.|disapprove of/take a dim view of;不贊成;不再寵幸
單詞disfavor(美式拼寫,英式為disfavour)的含義和用法如下:
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名詞 (noun)
/dɪsˈfeɪ.vər/
不喜歡,反感,不支持,厭惡。
Disfavor 通常用作動詞,意為不喜歡或反感某人或某事物。它也可以用作名詞,表示不受歡迎或不受支持。
以下是一些例句:
The company's decision to disfavor flexible work arrangements has resulted in decreased employee morale. (公司決定不支持彈性工作安排,導緻員工士氣下降。)
He fell out of disfavor with his boss after repeatedly missing deadlines. (由于多次未能按時完成任務,他失寵于老闆。)
The new policy was met with disfavor by many customers. (許多顧客對新政策表示反感。)
The decision to disfavor certain suppliers was made to improve the quality of our products. (決定不支持某些供應商是為了提高我們産品的質量。)
dislike, aversion, antipathy, distaste
favor, approval, support
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