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21 out-of-favour stock
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > out-of-favour stock
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22 stand down in favour of the other candidate
stand v down in favour of the other candidate (BE) POL zugunsten des anderen Kandidaten auf die eigene Kandidatur verzichten (in election)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > stand down in favour of the other candidate
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23 win sb’s favour
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > win sb’s favour
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24 ask a favour
(UK) expr.um einen Gefallen bitten ausdr. -
25 be in favour of sth.
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26 Do me a favour.
(UK) expr.Tu mir einen Gefallen. ausdr. -
27 I'm in favour of going.
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28 I'm very much in favour of it.
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29 in favour
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30 I've got a big favour to ask of you.
(UK) expr.Ich habe ein Attentat auf dich. ausdr.English-german dictionary > I've got a big favour to ask of you.
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31 return the favour
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32 That speaks in his favour.
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33 Who is in favour?
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34 a strong argument in favour against
English-German idiom dictionary > a strong argument in favour against
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35 I want to ask you a favour
English-German idiom dictionary > I want to ask you a favour
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36 I've got a big favour to ask of you / a job lined up for you
English-German idiom dictionary > I've got a big favour to ask of you / a job lined up for you
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37 open a credit in favour of someone
English-German idiom dictionary > open a credit in favour of someone
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38 tip the scales in someone's favour
jemanden: bei einer Wahl etc.:English-German idiom dictionary > tip the scales in someone's favour
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39 hoping you will continue to favour us
• Sie werden Ihr Wohlwollen fortsetzenEnglish-German correspondence dictionary > hoping you will continue to favour us
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40 hoping you will favour us with your
• order hoffend Ihren Auftrag zu erhaltenEnglish-German correspondence dictionary > hoping you will favour us with your
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