I. favour, favor 美 [ˈfeıvə] 名词
II. favour, favor 美 [ˈfeıvə] 动词 trans
favour, favor 美 [ˈfeıvə]
| I | favour |
|---|---|
| you | favour |
| he/she/it | favours |
| we | favour |
| you | favour |
| they | favour |
| I | favoured |
|---|---|
| you | favoured |
| he/she/it | favoured |
| we | favoured |
| you | favoured |
| they | favoured |
| I | have | favoured |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | favoured |
| he/she/it | has | favoured |
| we | have | favoured |
| you | have | favoured |
| they | have | favoured |
| I | had | favoured |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | favoured |
| he/she/it | had | favoured |
| we | had | favoured |
| you | had | favoured |
| they | had | favoured |
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
In this capacity, and as a family favour, he designed a new mechanical foundry for an iron and steel business owned by his brother.
en.wikipedia.org For that reason, organisations and businesses naturally favour this method over a standing order.
www.freemalaysiatoday.com Now weddings occur at anytime of year, although more conservative families may still favour the traditional period for wedlock.
en.wikipedia.org A number of newspapers now eschew the more common offset lithography process in favour of flexo.
en.wikipedia.org When the sun fell out of favour, the inexorable rise of bronzers and self-tanners began.
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