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favourite

gb/fˈeɪvɚɪt/ us/fˈeɪvɚɪt/
A1 英语
~ 2900
kedvenc, esélyes, favorit
名词 A1
1
用法模式:
[someone]'s favourite [thing/person]
Chocolate cake is my absolute favourite dessert.
A csokitorta az abszolút kedvenc desszertem.
She quickly became the teacher's favourite in class.
Hamar ő lett a tanár kedvence az osztályban.
This park is a favourite spot for families on weekends.
That novel is a favourite among young readers.
学习者例句
Pizza is my favourite food.
A pizza a kedvenc ételem.
Blue is my favourite colour.
A kék a kedvenc színem.
My dog is my favourite animal.
Soccer is my favourite sport.
常见错误:
Learners sometimes confuse 'favourite' with 'favorite' spelling; 'favourite' is British English, 'favorite' is American English.
含义
person or thing preferred
搭配
all-time favourite |personal favourite |crowd favourite |become a favourite
近义词
preferred (Emphasizes choice or selection rather than personal affection.) | beloved (Has a stronger emotional and affectionate tone.)
反义词
least favourite (Indicates the opposite end of preference, the one liked the least.)
主题
daily life |emotions |core_vocabulary |daily_life
释义

A person or thing you like more than others.

A person or thing regarded with special preference or liking over all others.

A1
2
用法模式:
[someone]'s favourite [thing/person]
Summer is my favourite season of the year.
A nyár a kedvenc évszakom.
This is her favourite dress to wear to parties.
Ez a kedvenc ruhája, amikor bulikra megy.
He named Paris as his favourite city to visit.
What's your favourite subject at school?
学习者例句
Red is my favourite colour.
A piros a kedvenc színem.
Ice cream is my favourite snack.
A fagylalt a kedvenc nassolnivalóm.
My favourite sport is basketball.
She is my favourite singer.
常见错误:
Learners sometimes use 'most favourite', which is redundant because 'favourite' already means 'most liked'.
含义
most liked or preferred
搭配
favourite movie |favourite song |favourite place |favourite teacher
近义词
preferred (Emphasizes the choice aspect rather than affection.) | best-loved (Adds a warmer, more affectionate tone.)
反义词
least favourite (Direct opposite in preference.)
主题
daily life |emotions |core_vocabulary |daily_life
释义

Liked more than any other.

Most liked or preferred above all others.

名词 B1
3
用法模式:
the favourite to [win/achieve something]
She is the clear favourite to win the tennis tournament.
Ő a teniszverseny megnyerésének egyértelmű esélyese.
The horse was the odds-on favourite before the race began.
A ló már a verseny kezdete előtt toronymagas favorit volt.
Many see him as the favourite for the job.
学习者例句
He is the favourite to win the race.
Ő a verseny megnyerésének esélyese.
Our team is the favourite for the cup.
A mi csapatunk az esélyes a kupára.
That horse is the favourite in the race.
常见错误:
Learners may confuse this meaning with general liking, not realizing it refers to competition prediction.
含义
competitor likely to win
搭配
clear favourite |odds-on favourite |make someone a favourite
近义词
front-runner (Common in sports and politics; implies being ahead in competition.)
反义词
underdog (Refers to a competitor expected to lose.)
主题
sports |competition |core_vocabulary
释义

A person or team people think will win.

A competitor or team considered most likely to win a contest or event.

语法
词典原形
favourite
IPA
GB/fˈeɪvɚɪt/
US/fˈeɪvɚɪt/
音节与重音
fa - vour - ite (3 个音节)
Stress on 1st syllable (fa)
词形变化
Adjective
  • Base: favourite
Noun
  • Base: favourite
  • Plural: favourite, favourites
词族
Forms
favourites noun
Core family
favour noun A2
Related words
favourable adjective B1 favourably adverb B2
Negative and opposite forms
unfavourable adjective unfavourably adverb
Advanced or less common
favouritism noun
相关表达

favourite son

1
/fˈeɪvɚɪt sˈʌn/
fixed phrase

locally admired male figure

A man from a place who is very popular there and often supported for an important position.

例句
  • The governor is considered the town's favourite son.
  • The party nominated its favourite son for president.

play favourites

1
/plˈeɪ fˈævˈaʊɹɪts/
idiom

show unfair preference

To treat one person better than others in an unfair way.

例句
  • The teacher was accused of playing favourites with certain students.
  • Managers should avoid playing favourites in the workplace.

pet project

1
/pˈɛt pɹˈɑd͡ʒɛkt/
fixed phrase

A project someone cares about most

A project someone likes very much and gives special attention to.

例句
  • The new park is the mayor's pet project.
  • The playground renovation is the mayor's pet project.
  • Restoring old cars has been his pet project for years.
  • She spent years working on her pet project.

pet project

2
/pˈɛt pɹˈɑd͡ʒɛkt/
fixed phrase informal

Favorite personal project

A project that someone likes very much and spends extra time on, even if it is not important to others.

例句
  • Restoring the old car has become his pet project.
  • She spends hours on her pet project every weekend.

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