形容词受优惠的，有特权的
1. 受优惠的：favourably 顺利地 | favoured 受优惠的 | favourer 保护者
2. 深受喜爱：Fame; 名声卓著 | Favoured; 深受喜爱 | Fortune's Favour; 命运宠儿
1. Only the cape styles were reminiscent of yesteryear, but Simons has favoured the cloak in his signature collections for some time.
2. It does not take a couch potato to realize that in modern China, children are becoming the most favoured demographic for television producers and advertisers.
3. favoured什么意思
3. It became the favoured dessert among Venetian courtesans needing a quick'pick me up', the literal translation of tiramisu.
4. The Los Angeles Clippers made the biggest move up in the lottery, winning the No 2 pick after being favoured to draft fifth.
5. The stocks of NetEase and Shanda were favoured by international investors because of their unique business model and economy of scale.
6. 911查询·英语单词
6. However, the EVD proposal may be the most favoured in the market.
7. Some 22 percent of rural voters favoured the LDP while 19 percent supported the Democrats, whose lawmakers voted in parliament against the bills to privatise the postal system.
8. Even though August is the most favoured month for travel in China, heavy rains and geological disasters have dampened tourist interest in a number of regions.
9. Commercial ties betwee the two sides have also since expanded, with mainland becoming the island's largest market and favoured destination for Taiwanese investors.
10. Market tools like interest rates can be used to redefine the profitability of those projects temporarily favoured by eager investors.