favourite
- IPA[ˈfeɪv(ə)rɪt]
英式
- preferred to all others of the same kind
- a person or thing that is preferred to all others of the same kind or is especially well liked;the competitor thought most likely to win a game or contest, especially by people betting on the outcome
- record the address of (a website or other data) to enable quick access in future
verb: favourite, 3rd person present: favourites, gerund or present participle: favouriting, past tense: favourited, past participle: favourited
noun: favourite, plural noun: favourites
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- 片語
形容詞
- 1. preferred to all others of the same kind their favourite Italian restaurant
名詞
- 1. a person or thing that is preferred to all others of the same kind or is especially well liked my favourite is tandoori chicken the song is still a favourite after 20 years 同義詞 反義詞
- ▪ the competitor thought most likely to win a game or contest, especially by people betting on the outcome the team are strong favourites 同義詞 反義詞
- ▪ a record of the address of a website or other data made to enable quick access; a bookmark.
動詞
- 1. record the address of (a website or other data) to enable quick access in future you can see who else favourited the same pictures
- preferred before all others of the same kind: their favorite Italian restaurant
- a person or thing that is especially popular or particularly well liked by someone: the song is still a favorite after 20 years
- record the address of (a website or other data) to enable quick access in future: you can see who else favorited the same pictures
Oxford American Dictionary
- a competitor who is strongly fancied to win a race or other contest: hot favourites to retain the trophy
Oxford Dictionary
- a famous man who is particularly popular in his native area
Oxford Dictionary
- a famous man who is particularly popular and praised for his achievements in his native area
Oxford American Dictionary
- show favouritism towards someone or something
Oxford Dictionary
- show favoritism toward someone or something
Oxford American Dictionary