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1 disfavor
dis·fa·vour, AM dis·fa·vor[-əʳ, AM ˌdɪsˈfeɪvɚ]to be in \disfavor with sb bei jdm in Ungnade stehento fall into \disfavor with sb bei jdm in Ungnade fallento hold sb in \disfavor jdm seine Gunst vorenthalten [o nicht gewähren]to look on sb with \disfavor jdn mit Missfallen betrachtenII. vt▪ to \disfavor sb jdn benachteiligen▪ to \disfavor sth etw missbilligen* * *(US) [dIs'feɪvə(r)]nto fall into/be in disfavour (with) — in Ungnade fallen/sein (bei)
to look with disfavour ( up)on sb/sth — jdn/etw mit Missfallen betrachten
2)(= disadvantage)
in/to his disfavour — zu seinen Ungunsten* * *A s1. Missbilligung f, -fallen n:2. Ungnade f:3. → academic.ru/21237/disservice">disserviceB v/t1. ungnädig behandeln2. missbilligen* * *(US) n.Missfallen n.Ungunst -en f. (US) v.missbilligen v. -
2 disfavor
dis·fa·vour [ˌdɪsʼfeɪvəʳ], (Am) dis·fa·vor [ˌdɪsʼfeɪvɚ] nMissbilligung f, Missfallen nt;to be in \disfavor with sb bei jdm in Ungnade stehen;to fall into \disfavor with sb bei jdm in Ungnade fallen;to hold sb in \disfavor jdm seine Gunst vorenthalten [o nicht gewähren];to look on sb with \disfavor jdn mit Missfallen betrachten vtto \disfavor sb jdn benachteiligen;to \disfavor sth etw missbilligen -
3 disfavour
(Brit.; Amer.: disfavor) noun (displeasure, disapproval) Missfallen, das; (being out of favour) Ungnade, die* * *[dis'feivə]1) (the state of being out of favour: He was in disfavour because he had stayed out late.) die Ungnade2) (displeasure or disapproval.) das Mißfallen* * *dis·fa·vour, AM dis·fa·vor[-əʳ, AM ˌdɪsˈfeɪvɚ]to be in \disfavour with sb bei jdm in Ungnade stehento fall into \disfavour with sb bei jdm in Ungnade fallento hold sb in \disfavour jdm seine Gunst vorenthalten [o nicht gewähren]to look on sb with \disfavour jdn mit Missfallen betrachtenII. vt▪ to \disfavour sb jdn benachteiligen▪ to \disfavour sth etw missbilligen* * *(US) [dIs'feɪvə(r)]nto fall into/be in disfavour (with) — in Ungnade fallen/sein (bei)
to look with disfavour ( up)on sb/sth — jdn/etw mit Missfallen betrachten
2)(= disadvantage)
in/to his disfavour — zu seinen Ungunsten* * *A s1. Missbilligung f, -fallen n:2. Ungnade f:3. → academic.ru/21237/disservice">disserviceB v/t1. ungnädig behandeln2. missbilligen* * *(Brit.; Amer.: disfavor) noun (displeasure, disapproval) Missfallen, das; (being out of favour) Ungnade, die* * *(UK) n.Missfallen n.Ungunst -en f. (UK) v.missbilligen v.
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