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favoriser [favɔʀize]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verbb. ( = faciliter) to make easier• ces facteurs favorisent l'apparition du cancer these factors contribute to the development of cancer* * *favɔʀize1) ( avantager) to favour [BrE] ( par rapport à over)les circonstances l'ont favorisé — circumstances were in his favour [BrE]
2) ( encourager) to encourage; ( activement) to promote* * *favɔʀize vtto favour Grande-Bretagne to favor USA* * *favoriser verb table: aimer vtr1 ( avantager) [personne, groupe] to favourGB [personne, groupe] (par rapport à over); l'examinateur a favorisé un candidat the examiner favouredGB one candidate over the others; les circonstances l'ont favorisé circumstances were in his favourGB; les milieux favorisés the privileged classes;2 ( encourager) to encourage; ( activement) to promote; des mesures pour favoriser l'emploi measures to promote ou encourage employment.[favɔrize] verbe transitif
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