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基本英英搭配记法近义反义例句例句
adv.善意地³⁴;赞成地³³=favorably³³.
Adverb:
showing approval;he reviewed the play favorably favourable赞成的
favour赞成＋ably⇒赞成地近义词 well很好地kindly和蔼的happily幸福地positively极其helpfully有用地favorably赞同地fortunately幸运地approvingly赞许地auspiciously吉利地propitiously吉利地beneficially有利地encouragingly鼓励地advantageously有利地satisfactorily满意地sympathetically同情地constructively建设性地
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I hope to hearfavourablyfrom you.我期待着您的好消息。
But other farms are lessfavourablysited, and flooding can sometimes spell disaster for their owners.但其他农场的位置不那么有利，有时洪水会给农场主带来灾难。
The president was famous for twisting the arms of members of Congress to persuade them to votefavourablyon his proposal.这位总统以善于向议会成员施加压力并说服他们对他的提案投票赞成而闻名。
I can offer them to you at price which you will find to compare veryfavourablywith those of their importer.如将我方的报价与其他进口商的比较，你会发现我方价格是非常优惠的。 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。 ecocn
And it compares favourably with the EU average, thanks to the new eastern European states: in Latvia and Lithuania homicide is five times as common as it is in Britain.
而且多亏了新加入的西欧国家，比起欧盟的平均水平，英国还可以继续保持优越感，因为，在拉脱维亚和立陶宛，犯罪率是英国的五倍。 ecocn
In America blacks— who are more likely to benefit from welfare programmes than richer whites—are much more favourably disposed towards redistribution through the fiscal system than white people are.
在美国,黑人-在福利项目中比富有的白人获得好处的可能性更大-要比白人更倾向于通过财政系统再分配. ecocn |