disfavor

英

美

n.  失宠；厌恶；不悦
v.  不赞成；冷待; 不赞成；不再宠幸

TEM8

COCA.28920

英英释义

noun

• an inclination to withhold approval from some person or group
  Synonym:disfavourdislikedisapproval
• the state of being out of favor
  1. he is in disfavor with the king
  Synonym:disfavour

verb

• put at a disadvantage
  1. This rule clearly disadvantages me
  Synonym:disadvantagedisfavour

双语例句

• They had not realized Freddie was in such severe disfavor with his father and they suspected it must be because of something they did not know.
  他们原来还不了解弗烈特在他父亲的思想上竟引起了如此严重的反感。他们猜测这里面一定有他们所不知道的原因。
• He is regarded with disfavor.
  他不讨人喜爱。
• The natives are likely to incur their disfavor or dislike in some way.
  有这个相位的人倾向于在某种程度遭受讨厌和冷落。
• He regarded my suggestions with disfavor.
  他不赞成我的建议。
• After being praised extravagantly by some critics and dismissed by others, Lang Lang has entered the endless cycle of favor and disfavor experienced by pianists of great visibility.
  自从被某些评论者大捧特捧又被某些人嗤之以鼻后，郎朗就在受欢迎与失宠之间永无止境地摆荡，这是广受瞩目的钢琴家都有的经验。
• Mary seems to look upon ( regard, view) John with disfavor.
  玛丽好像不喜欢约翰。
• We are always in disfavor of the use or threat of force in international affairs.
  我们一向不赞成在国际事务中动辄诉诸武力或以武力相威胁。
• He fell into disfavor as the president fell in the polls.
  总统大选失败后，他被打入了冷宫。
• Real estate bargains come about for the same reasons as securities bargains& an urgent need for cash, inability to perform proper analysis, a bearish macro view, or investor disfavor or neglect.
  房地产市场的讨价还价跟证券市场的斤斤计较如出一辙&现金为王，分析无尽而又无能为力；
• Regarded with disfavor or lacking general approval.
  被看作是不讨人喜欢的或缺乏大众喜爱的。