favour · verb
Bedeutungen und Beispiele
Eine Person, einen Plan oder eine Möglichkeit gegenüber einer anderen unterstützen oder bevorzugen.
Most committee members favoured the proposal that offered more training opportunities.
She favours practical solutions that can be tested before a major investment.
The selection process must not favour candidates who know existing employees.
The survey showed that residents favoured improving buses over building another car park.
Formen
- favour base form
- favours third-person singular present
- favoured past tense; past participle
- favouring present participle