英语 - 匈牙利语

favourably

gb/fˈævˈaʊɹəbli/ us/fˈævˈaʊɹəbli/
B2 英语
kedvezően, elismerően, jól állja az összehasonlítást, jól
B2
1
用法模式:
[someone] think/feel/speak of [someone/something] favourably
Most reviewers wrote favourably about the new restaurant.
A legtöbb kritikus kedvezően írt az új étteremről.
She spoke favourably of her former manager.
Elismerően beszélt a korábbi vezetőjéről.
The plan was viewed favourably by local residents.
学习者例句
They talked favourably about the book.
Elismerően beszéltek a könyvről.
The teacher thinks of him favourably.
A tanár kedvezően vélekedik róla.
常见错误:
Spelling: favourably (UK) vs favorably (US). Also don’t confuse the adverb favourably with the adjective favourable.
含义
with approval or liking
搭配
view favourably |regard favourably |think of someone favourably |speak favourably of |look on someone favourably |be seen favourably |judge favourably |be reviewed favourably |be received favourably |react favourably
近义词
positively (More general and common in everyday speech.) | approvingly (Emphasizes approval rather than general positivity.)
反义词
unfavourably (Shows disapproval or a negative opinion.) | negatively (General opposite; not necessarily about approval.)
主题
opinions |communication |emotions
释义

in a positive way; with approval

In a way that shows approval, liking, or a positive opinion.

B2 FORMAL
2
用法模式:
[something] affect/influence [something] favourably
Lower interest rates can affect borrowing costs favourably.
Az alacsonyabb kamatlábak kedvezően befolyásolhatják a hitelfelvétel költségeit.
The changes influenced the final decision favourably.
A változások kedvezően befolyásolták a végső döntést.
If negotiations go favourably, the deal could be signed next week.
学习者例句
The new rule affected me favourably.
Az új szabály kedvezően érintett.
The talks went favourably.
A tárgyalások kedvezően alakultak.
常见错误:
Learners sometimes use *favourable* (adjective) instead of *favourably* (adverb): say “affected favourably,” not “affected favourable.”
含义
in a beneficial way
搭配
affect favourably |influence favourably |impact favourably |work out favourably |turn out favourably |develop favourably |reflect favourably on |respond favourably |perform favourably |be disposed favourably
近义词
beneficially (More explicit about benefit; slightly more technical.) | advantageously (Often used for practical or strategic advantage.)
反义词
adversely (Means ‘in a harmful way’ in cause-and-effect contexts.) | unfavourably (General opposite; not beneficial.)
主题
cause_effect |daily_life |business
释义

in a way that helps or improves something

In a way that produces a good result or makes a situation better.

C1 FORMAL
3
用法模式:
treat [someone/group] favourably (than [someone/group])
The policy requires that applicants be treated favourably regardless of age.
Az irányelv előírja, hogy a jelentkezőkkel életkoruktól függetlenül kedvezően bánjanak.
He argued that the rules were applied favourably to certain teams.
Azzal érvelt, hogy a szabályokat bizonyos csapatok javára alkalmazták.
Some customers felt the company dealt with complaints more favourably for premium members.
学习者例句
The manager treated her favourably.
A vezető kedvezően bánt vele.
Everyone should be treated favourably and fairly.
Mindenkivel kedvezően és tisztességesen kell bánni.
常见错误:
In legal/work contexts, *favourably* often implies comparison (better than others), even if “than” is not stated.
含义
with preferential treatment
搭配
treat favourably |be treated favourably |consider favourably |deal with someone favourably |be judged favourably |be looked on favourably |be granted favourably |be assessed favourably |be rated favourably |be selected favourably
近义词
preferentially (Directly emphasizes preference over others.) | leniently (Only fits when the ‘better treatment’ is less strictness.)
反义词
unfairly (Highlights injustice; not always a perfect opposite.) | harshly (Opposite in contexts of judgment or punishment.)
主题
work |law |society
释义

in a way that gives someone special advantage

In a way that gives someone an advantage or treats them better than others.

C1 FORMAL
4
用法模式:
compare favourably (with/to) [something]
The new model compares favourably with its main competitors.
Az új modell jól állja az összehasonlítást a fő versenytársaival szemben.
Her qualifications compare favourably to those of other candidates.
A képesítései a többi jelöltéhez képest is jól megállják a helyüket.
When you include maintenance costs, the smaller car stacks up favourably.
学习者例句
This phone compares favourably with that one.
Ez a telefon jól állja az összehasonlítást azzal a másikkal.
常见错误:
Use an adverb after ‘compare’: “compares favourably,” not “compares favourable.”
含义
in a good comparison
搭配
compare favourably |compare favourably with |compare favourably to |stack up favourably |measure up favourably |be priced favourably |be positioned favourably |be ranked favourably |be evaluated favourably |compete favourably
近义词
well (More common but less specific about comparison.) | advantageously (Suggests a strategic or measurable advantage.)
反义词
poorly (Common opposite in comparison contexts.) | unfavourably (Direct opposite for comparisons.)
主题
comparison |business |products
释义

in a way that looks good compared to something else

In a way that makes someone or something seem good or better when compared with others.

C1 FORMAL
5
用法模式:
[situation/patient] progress/respond/develop favourably
The patient is responding favourably to the new medication.
A beteg kedvezően reagál az új gyógyszerre.
Early indicators suggest the economy may develop favourably over the next quarter.
A korai mutatók arra utalnak, hogy a gazdaság a következő negyedévben kedvezően alakulhat.
The investigation is progressing favourably so far.
学习者例句
He is responding favourably to the medicine.
Jól reagál a gyógyszerre.
含义
with good progress or outcome
搭配
progress favourably |respond favourably to treatment |develop favourably |evolve favourably |recover favourably |prognosis is favourable |respond favourably |outcome is favourable |condition improved favourably |trend favourably
近义词
well (More general; can sound less formal.) | successfully (Focuses on achievement of an aim rather than signs/progress.)
反义词
poorly (Indicates bad progress or response.) | unfavourably (Indicates worsening or negative signs.)
主题
health |news |medicine
释义

showing good signs; going well

In a way that shows good progress or signs of success, especially in reports about health, recovery, or developments.

C1
6
用法模式:
[wind/weather/current] be/blow favourablely for [someone/activity]
By midday the wind was blowing favourably, and the boats picked up speed.
Délre a szél kedvezően fújt, és a hajók felgyorsultak.
The current shifted favourably, making the crossing easier.
Az áramlat kedvező irányba fordult, így könnyebb lett az átkelés.
If the weather behaves favourably, the hike should be straightforward.
学习者例句
The wind is blowing favourably today.
Ma kedvezően fúj a szél.
常见错误:
This is less common than ‘a favourable wind/forecast’ (adjective + noun).
含义
with helpful wind or conditions
搭配
wind blew favourably |current ran favourably |weather held favourably |conditions turned favourably |tide was running favourably |forecast looks favourable |winds are favourable |positioned favourably |blow favourably |set up favourably
近义词
helpfully (More general; not specific to weather/conditions.)
反义词
unfavourably (Conditions work against you.) | against you (Common phrasing for wind/tide in opposition.)
主题
weather |travel |sports
释义

with conditions that help you

With conditions (especially wind, weather, or currents) that help movement or make an activity easier.

语法
词典原形
favourably
IPA
GB/fˈævˈaʊɹəbli/
US/fˈævˈaʊɹəbli/
音节与重音
fa - vour - ably (3 个音节)
Stress on 1st syllable (fa)
词形变化
Noun
  • Base: favourably
  • Plural: favourablies
词族
Forms
favourablies noun
Core family
favour noun A2 favourable adjective B1
Related words
favourite noun A1
Negative and opposite forms
unfavourable adjective unfavourably adverb disfavour noun
Advanced or less common
favouritism noun
相关表达

be favourably disposed (towards/to)

1
/bˈi fˈævˈaʊɹəbli dɪspˈoʊzd tˈaʊɚdztoʊ/
fixed phrase formal

generally positive towards something

to feel positive about someone or something

例句
  • The committee seems favourably disposed towards the proposal.
  • She was favourably disposed to the idea once she understood the risks.
  • Voters are currently favourably disposed towards the incumbent.
学习者例句
  • They are favourably disposed towards our plan.

be favourably impressed (by/with)

1
/bˈi fˈævˈaʊɹəbli ɪmpɹˈɛst bˈaɪwˌɪθ/
fixed phrase

have a good first impression

to like something after you see it

例句
  • I was favourably impressed by how quickly the team responded.
  • The interviewer seemed favourably impressed with her portfolio.
  • We were favourably impressed by the hotel’s cleanliness.
学习者例句
  • I was favourably impressed by the service.

be favourably inclined (towards/to)

1
/bˈi fˈævˈaʊɹəbli ɪŋklˈaɪnd tˈaʊɚdztoʊ/
fixed phrase formal

willing to support an idea

to be likely to agree; to feel positive about it

例句
  • She is favourably inclined towards a compromise.
  • The minister is favourably inclined to extend the deadline.
  • They were not favourably inclined to change the contract terms.
学习者例句
  • He is favourably inclined towards our suggestion.

look favourably on/upon

1
/lˈʊk fˈævˈaʊɹəbli ənəpən/
fixed phrase formal

approve of someone or something

to approve of; to think something is good

例句
  • The board looks favourably on proposals that reduce long-term costs.
  • Her parents did not look favourably upon the idea of her leaving school early.
  • Investors tend to look favourably on steady growth.
学习者例句
  • My boss looks favourably on this idea.

speak favourably of

1
/spˈik fˈævˈaʊɹəbli əv/
fixed phrase

say good things about

to say positive things about someone or something

例句
  • Former employees still speak favourably of the company culture.
  • He often speaks favourably of his teachers.
  • Customers spoke favourably of the support team.
学习者例句
  • She speaks favourably of her new job.

vote favourably on

1
/vˈoʊt fˈævˈaʊɹəbli ˈɔn/
fixed phrase formal

vote in support of something

to vote yes; to support a proposal

例句
  • The committee voted favourably on the budget increase.
  • Shareholders voted favourably on the merger proposal.
  • The council voted favourably on the new housing plan.
学习者例句
  • They voted favourably on the plan.

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