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1 favorable
favorable [favɔʀabl]adjective• se montrer sous un jour favorable to show o.s. in a favourable lightb. être favorable à [personne] to be favourable to* * *favɔʀabladjectif favourable [BrE]être favorable à — ( partisan de) to be in favour [BrE] of; ( propice à) to be favourable [BrE] to
* * *favɔʀabl adjfavourable Grande-Bretagne favorable USA* * *favorable adj [circonstances, conditions, occasion] favourableGB; les conditions sont peu favorables à une victoire de la gauche conditions are not favourableGB for a left-wing victory; les propositions ont reçu un accueil favorable the proposals met with a favourableGB reception; se montrer or se présenter sous un jour favorable to show oneself in a favourableGB light; voir qch d'un œil favorable to look favourablyGB on sth; être favorable à ( partisan de) to be in favourGB of; ( propice à) to be favourableGB to; j'ai de lui une opinion favorable I have a good opinion of him; avoir un préjugé favorable à l'égard de qch to be favourablyGB disposed toward(s) sth.[favɔrabl] adjectif2. [bien disposé] favourablese montrer sous un jour favorable to show o.s. in a favourable lightje suis favorable à cette décision/à vos idées I approve of this decision/of your ideas -
2 prévenu
prévenu, e [pʀev(ə)ny]masculine noun, feminine noun* * *
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prévenue pʀevny adjectif Droit
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nom masculin, féminin Droit defendant* * *pʀev(ə)ny nm/f prévenu, -eDROIT defendant, accused* * *B nm,f Jur defendant.→ link=prévenir prévenir————————prévenu en faveur de ou pour quelqu'un biased in favour of somebody————————, prévenue [prevny] nom masculin, nom féminin[à un procès] defendant[en prison] prisoner -
3 partisan
partisan, e [paʀtizɑ̃, an]1. adjectivea. ( = partial) partisan2. masculine noun, feminine nounsupporter ; [de doctrine, réforme] supporter* * *
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partisane paʀtizɑ̃, an adjectif1) pej [esprit, querelle] partisan2) ( en faveur de)partisan de quelque chose/de faire — in favour [BrE] of something/of doing
être partisan du moindre effort — (colloq) ( être paresseux) to be lazy; ( dans une décision) to go for the easy option
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nom masculin, féminin gén supporter, partisan; Armée partisan* * *paʀtizɑ̃, an partisan, -e1. nm/f1) (= combattant) partisan2) [parti, régime] supporter2. adj1) (lutte, querelle) partisan, one-sided2)être partisan de qch — to be in favour of sth Grande-Bretagne to be in favor of sth USA
être partisan de faire — to be in favour of doing Grande-Bretagne to be in favor of doing USA
* * *A adj2 ( en faveur de) partisan de qch/de faire in favourGB of sth/of doing; un homme partisan des réformes a man who is in favourGB of the reforms; être partisan du moindre effort ( être paresseux) to be lazy; ( dans une décision) to go for the easy option.B nm,f1 gén supporter, partisan (de of); un partisan acharné du libéralisme a staunch supporter of liberalism;2 Mil partisan.————————nom masculin1. [adepte, défenseur] supporterc'est un partisan de la censure he's for ou in favour of censorship2. [dans une guerre] partisan -
4 préjugé
préjugé [pʀeʒyʒe]masculine noun* * *pʀeʒyʒenom masculin prejudicepréjugé(s) en faveur de quelqu'un — bias (sg) in favour [BrE] of somebody
* * *pʀeʒyʒe nm* * *préjugé nm prejudice; préjugé de classe/race class/racial prejudice; il est plein de préjugés he's very prejudiced; préjugé(s) en faveur de qn bias (sg) in favourGB of sb; avoir un préjugé en défaveur de or contre qn/qch to have a prejudice against sb/sth; bénéficier d'un préjugé favorable auprès de or de la part de qn to be looked on favourablyGB by sb.[preʒyʒe] nom masculinavoir un préjugé contre quelqu'un to be prejudiced ou biased against somebodyavoir un préjugé favorable pour quelqu'un to be prejudiced in somebody's favour, to be biased towards somebodyn'avoir aucun préjugé to be totally unprejudiced ou unbiased -
5 partialité
partialité [parsjalite]feminine noun* * *paʀsjalitenom féminin (de personne, jugement) biaspartialité envers quelqu'un — ( au profit de) bias toward(s) somebody; ( au détriment de) bias against somebody
avec partialité — in a biased [BrE] way
accuser quelqu'un de partialité — to accuse somebody of being biased [BrE]
* * *paʀsjalite nf* * *partialité nf (de personne, jugement) bias; partialité envers qn ( au profit de) bias toward(s) sb; ( au détriment de) bias against sb; avec partialité in a biasedGB way; accuser qn de partialité to accuse sb of being biasedGB.[parsjalite] nom féminin[favorable] partiality[défavorable] biaspartialité en faveur de quelqu'un partiality for somebody, bias in favour of somebody
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