favourably

基本解释

• adv.善意地；赞成地
• =favorably.

同根派生

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英汉例句

双语例句

• This compared very favourably to the more traditional periodic status meeting approach.
  这相比更传统的定期的进展状况会议的方式更为有利。
• The result is that globalisation is viewed a lot more favourably in poor countries than in rich ones.
  我们看到，与在富裕国家受阻相比，全球化在很多贫穷国家得到顺利实施。
• Is there something about Polish culture, say, which makes a person more favourably disposed towards redistribution than someone of similar income and education who happens to be British?
  这是因为波兰的文化的作用吗？ 人们认为波兰的文化让人们比有相同收入和教育背景的英国人更倾向于喜欢再分配政策。

权威例句

• Polls show that he is viewed more favourably now than when he was elected.
  ECONOMIST: New Jersey’s governor is growing in national prominence
• In early 1989, according to Gallup, 72% of Americans said they viewed China favourably.
  ECONOMIST: Friend or foe? The

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词组短语

短语

• look favourably on sb 赞许地看着某人
• be favourably impressed 中意

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