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adjective(Brit.)1) günstig [Eindruck, Licht]; gewogen [Haltung, Einstellung]; wohlmeinend [Urteil]be favourable to[wards] something — [Person:] einer Sache (Dat.) positiv gegenüberstehen
2) (praising) freundlich [Erwähnung]; positiv, günstig [Bericht[erstattung], Bemerkung]4) (helpful) günstig (to für) [Wetter, Wind, Umstand]5)* * *1) (showing approval: Was her reaction favourable or unfavourable?) günstig2) (helpful or advantageous: a favourable wind.) günstig* * *fa·vour·able, AM fa·vor·able[ˈfeɪvərəbl̩]1. (approving) response positiv, zustimmendto make a \favourable impression [on sb] einen sympathischen Eindruck [auf jdn] machento view sth in a \favourable light etw mit Wohlwollen betrachten2. (advantageous) circumstances, prognosis günstigon \favourable terms COMM zu sehr günstigen Bedingungen\favourable for the economy wirtschaftsfreundlich* * *(US) ['feIvərəbl]adjI haven't heard one favourable opinion on it — ich habe noch keine einzige positive Meinung dazu gehört
most people were favourable to the idea — die meisten Leute standen der Idee positiv gegenüber
she got a favourable mention in the report — sie wurde in dem Bericht lobend erwähnt
2) (= beneficial) terms, position, deal günstig, vorteilhaft; comparison vorteilhaft; mood positiv; climate, weather, conditions günstig (to für)* * *1. a) wohlgesinnt, gewogen, geneigt ( alle:to dat)b) wohlwollend2. allg günstig:a) vorteilhaft (to, for für):favorable trade balance aktive Handelsbilanzb) befriedigend, gut (Eindruck etc)c) positiv, zustimmend (Antwort etc)d) vielversprechendfavour, favourable, favourableness, favoured, favourite, favouritism besonders Br für academic.ru/26641/favor">favor etc* * *adjective(Brit.)1) günstig [Eindruck, Licht]; gewogen [Haltung, Einstellung]; wohlmeinend [Urteil]be favourable to[wards] something — [Person:] einer Sache (Dat.) positiv gegenüberstehen
2) (praising) freundlich [Erwähnung]; positiv, günstig [Bericht[erstattung], Bemerkung]3) (promising) vielversprechend; gut [Omen, Zeichen]4) (helpful) günstig (to für) [Wetter, Wind, Umstand]5)* * *(UK) adj.gefällig adj.günstig adj. (to) (UK) adj.günstig (für) adj. -
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1) (the rules or conditions of an agreement or bargain: They had a meeting to arrange terms for an agreement.) die Bedingungen(pl.)2) (fixed charges (for work, service etc): The firms sent us a list of their terms.) die Preise(pl.)* * *[tɜ:mz, AM tɜ:rmz]n pl Bedingungen pl\terms of an agreement Vertragsbedingungen pl\terms and conditions Bedingungen und Konditionen, [Geschäfts-]Bedingungen pl\terms of a credit Kreditbedingungen plto be back on level \terms SPORT den Ausgleich erzielt habenon one's [own] \terms zu seinen/ihren [eigenen] Bedingungento bring sb to \terms jdn zur Annahme der Bedingungen zwingento comply with the \terms die Bedingungen erfüllento state \terms Bedingungen nennenconsider it in \terms of an instrument betrachten Sie es als Instrument; (with regard to) was etw angeht datin \terms of costs was die Kosten angehta 200-year old building is very old in American \terms für amerikanische Verhältnisse ist ein 200 Jahre altes Gebäude sehr alt* * *n.Bedingung f.Zeit -en f.bezeichnet n. -
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Bedingungen fpl;\terms of an agreement Vertragsbedingungen fpl;to be back on level \terms sports den Ausgleich erzielt haben;on one's [own] \terms zu seinen/ihren [eigenen] Bedingungen;to bring sb to \terms jdn zur Annahme der Bedingungen zwingen;to comply with the \terms die Bedingungen erfüllen;to state \terms Bedingungen nennenPHRASES:to come to \terms with sb sich akk mit jdm einigen;in \terms of sth;in... \terms (as) als etw;consider it in \terms of an instrument betrachten Sie es als Instrument;( with regard to) was etw angeht dat;in \terms of costs was die Kosten angeht;a 200-year old building is very old in American \terms für amerikanische Verhältnisse ist ein 200 Jahre altes Gebäude sehr alt -
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fa·vor·ablefa·vour·able, AM fa·vor·able[ˈfeɪvərəbl̩]1. (approving) response positiv, zustimmendto make a \favorable impression [on sb] einen sympathischen Eindruck [auf jdn] machento view sth in a \favorable light etw mit Wohlwollen betrachten2. (advantageous) circumstances, prognosis günstigon \favorable terms COMM zu sehr günstigen Bedingungen\favorable for the economy wirtschaftsfreundlich* * *(US) ['feIvərəbl]adjI haven't heard one favourable opinion on it — ich habe noch keine einzige positive Meinung dazu gehört
most people were favourable to the idea — die meisten Leute standen der Idee positiv gegenüber
she got a favourable mention in the report — sie wurde in dem Bericht lobend erwähnt
2) (= beneficial) terms, position, deal günstig, vorteilhaft; comparison vorteilhaft; mood positiv; climate, weather, conditions günstig (to für)* * *1. a) wohlgesinnt, gewogen, geneigt ( alle:to dat)b) wohlwollend2. allg günstig:a) vorteilhaft (to, for für):favorable trade balance aktive Handelsbilanzb) befriedigend, gut (Eindruck etc)c) positiv, zustimmend (Antwort etc)d) vielversprechend* * *(US) adj.günstig adj. (to) (US) adj.günstig (für) adj.
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