favorable

单词音标

favorable音标[\'feivәrәbl]

汉语翻译

a. 有利的, 赞许的, 良好的

词型变化

副词:favorably名词:favorableness

英语解释

形容词 favorable:

encouraging or approving or pleasing

同义词：favourable

(of winds or weather) tending to promote or facilitate

同义词：favourable

favorably disposed; not antagonistic

同义词：well-disposed

favoring or bringing good luck

同义词：golden, favourable, lucky, prosperous

occurring at a convenient or suitable time

同义词：favourable

例句

The ship forged ahead under a favorable wind.

船乘风快速前进。

The book met with a favorable reception.

此书受到好评。

An opening in chess in which a minor piece, or pieces, usually a pawn, is offered in exchange for a favorable position.

第一着棋，起手着法国际象棋开局时自愿让出一个或几个小棋子(通常为兵)以交换较有利的形势

He made several favorable comments about their candidate.

他对他们的候选人发表了一些有利的评论。

Most people were favorable to the idea.

大多数人赞成这个主意。

The conditions are favorable for opening a new business.

各种条件有利于开办新企业。

详细解释

fa.vor.a.ble

adj.（形容词）

Advantageous; helpful:

有利的；有助的：

例句：

favorable winds.

顺风

Encouraging; propitious:

鼓励的；顺利的：

例句：

a favorable diagnosis.

顺利的诊断

Manifesting approval; commendatory:

表示同意的；表扬的：

例句：

a favorable report.

赞同的报告

Winning approval; pleasing:

赢得赞扬的；高兴的：

例句：

a favorable impression.

好印象

Granting what has been desired or requested:

给予的：提供所想要的或要求的：

例句：

a favorable reply.

给予答复

Indulgent or partial:

任性的，偏袒的：

例句：

listened with a favorable ear.

以偏袒地心来倾听

【引伸】

fa.vorableness

n.（名词）

fa.vorably

adv.（副词）

<参考词汇><同义词>favorable,propitious,auspicious,benign,conduciveThese adjectives describe what is indicative of a successful outcome.

这些形容词是对成功结果的表达。

Favorable can refer to people, conditions, or circumstances that contribute in a positive way to the attainment of a goal:

Favorable 可指人、状况或环境对达到目标起肯定作用：

例句：

I hope you will give favorable consideration to my suggestion.

我希望你对我的建议作出肯定的表示。

例句：

The performance received a favorable review.

节目受到了赞扬。

Propitious implies a favorable tendency or inclination:

Propitious 指有利的趋势或倾向：

例句：

.Miracles are propitious accidents, the natural causes of which are too complicated to be readily understood. (George Santayana).

.奇迹是有利的事件，是太复杂以致于难于理解的自然原因. （乔治·圣塔亚那）。

Auspicious refers to what by its favorable nature presages good fortune:

Auspicious 指预示好运的有利因素：

例句：

The project had an auspicious beginning.

这个计划有一个良好的开端。

Benign applies to people or things that exert a beneficial influence:

Benign 指包含一种有利影响的人或事：

例句：

.I lingered round them, under that benign sky . . . and wondered how anyone could ever imagine unquiet slumbers, for the sleepers in that quiet earth. (Emily Brontô).Somethingconducive leads or contributes to a result, often a desirable one:

.我巡视四周，在温和的天空下…想知道谁能想象不宁静的睡眠，为那块安静土地上的安眠者. （埃米莉·勃朗特）。Conductive 指导向或引起结果，通常是有利的事：

例句：

.Nothing is more conducive to happiness than the free exercise of the mind in pursuits congenial to it. (Macaulay).

.没有什么能比追求心灵相通的自由操练对快乐更有传导性了. （麦考雷）