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favoured — (Brit.) fa·voured || feɪvÉ™d adj. preferred, favorite; having features of a particular kind (ill favoured) (also favored) … English contemporary dictionary
favoured — fa|voured BrE favored AmE [ˈfeıvəd US ərd] adj [only before noun] 1.) receiving special attention, help, or treatment, sometimes in an unfair way ▪ a list of favoured customers ▪ China s most favored nation trading status with the US 2.) chosen… … Dictionary of contemporary English
favoured — UK [ˈfeɪvə(r)d] / US [ˈfeɪvərd] adjective 1) receiving better treatment than other people in a way that seems unfair the special status enjoyed by a favoured son 2) preferred or chosen the Prime Minister s favoured candidate for the post 3) a… … English dictionary
favoured — adj. 1) heavily favoured 2) favoured to + inf. (our team is heavily favoured to win) … Combinatory dictionary
favoured — adj. Favoured/favored is used with these nouns: ↑customer … Collocations dictionary
favoured — /ˈfeɪvəd/ (say fayvuhd) adjective 1. regarded or treated with favour. 2. enjoying special advantages. 3. of specified appearance, used in combination, as in ill favoured. Also, favored …
favoured supplier — noun A business which has satisfied certain conditions, such as quality and special terms, and is deemed acceptable to a purchaser such as a government department • • • Main Entry: ↑favour … Useful english dictionary
favoured transition — palankusis šuolis statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. favoured transition; superallowed transition vok. übererlaubter Übergang, m; erleichteter Übergang, m; supererlaubter Übergang, m rus. облегчённый переход, m; сверхразрешённый переход … Fizikos terminų žodynas
favoured — adjective treated or regarded with partiality See Also: favour … Wiktionary
favoured — fa|voured [ feıvərd ] the British spelling of favored … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
