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1 favour
• biti koristan; biti naklonjen; biti povoljan za; blagonaklonost; dobra volja; dobrota; dopuštenje; draž; izgled; korist; koristiti; ličiti; ljubaznost; milost; naklonost; plemenitost; podstaći; pokazati naklonost; povlađivati; primljeno pismo; štititi; usluga -
2 favour,
• davati prednost; dobrota; dozvola; ići u prilog; pomagati; poslovno pismo; zastupati; zota -
3 be prejudiced in favour of
• imati predrasuda u korist; imati predubeđenje u korist; krnjiti; naneti uštrba; nanositi uštrba; nauditi; uditi -
4 by favour of
• pod okriljem; pod zaštitom; pomoću; posredstvom; uz čiju pomoć; zahvaljujući -
5 by the favour of
• uz čiju pomoć -
6 in favour
• omiljen; tražen -
7 in favour of
• isplativo kome; na strani; radi; u korist; u prilog; za; zbog -
8 in pursuance of your favour of
• prema vašem cenjenom od -
9 out of favour
• u nemilosti -
10 plead in a person's favour
• govoriti komu u prilog; govoriti u čiju korist; zalagati se za koga -
11 plead in a persons favour
• govoriti komu u prilog; govoriti u čiju korist; zalagati se za koga -
12 speak in favour of
• govoriti u prilog -
13 to be in favour of
• biti naklonjen (nečemu) -
14 to be in favour with
• biti omiljen -
15 to do a favour
• učiniti nekome ljubaznost -
16 under favour of
• pod okriljem; pod zaštitom; pomoću; posredstvom; zahvaljujući -
17 votes in favour
• glasovi 'za' -
18 your favour of yesterday
• vaša jučerašnja narudžbina; vaše jučerašnje pismo
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