英语释义

• showing approval;

  "he reviewed the play favorably"

片语

successfullyad 成功地；顺利地

swimminglyad 顺利地；轻易地

英汉例句

• entry is dictated by a desire to offset market failures and exit is often delayed by the lobbying of those favourably affected by such interventions.

  希望弥补市场失灵的意愿驱使政府进入市场，但此类干预行为受益者的游说，往往会推迟政府的退出。

• the irish authorities are now openly pressing for a visit, and both downing street and buckingham palace look favourably disposed.

  目前，爱尔兰官方大方地希望促成来访，唐宁街和白金汉宫内也普遍赞成。

• traders responded favourably to the deal: spreads tightened on the bond yields of peripheral euro-zone countries, compared with german bunds.

  交易商对此协定表示欢迎：同德国债券政策相比，周边欧元区国家也开始执行严格的债券市政政策。

• barack obama mentioned them favourably in a recent interview, citing them as part of a growing range of efforts to treat drugs 「as a public health problem」.

  奥巴马在最近的一次采访中赞同的将他们称作为 「作为一个公共健康问题」来对待毒品一系列努力中的一部分。

• interestingly, the forum proposed an outright ban on subprime mortgages, even though it might have been expected to look favourably on lending to people who would otherwise struggle to get credit.

  有趣的是，论坛提议对次级抵押贷款颁布彻底的禁令，虽然改贷款方式可能对那些极力获取信用的人借贷更为有利。

• this happens whenever we become angry, hostile, bitter, spiteful, manipulative, or vengeful when others do not respond favourably to the good news we bring to them.

  这往往发生在我们因他人不怀好意的回应我们带给他们的喜讯，而变得愤怒，刻薄，充满仇恨甚至玩弄手段的时候。

• yet he comes out very favourably compared with his son, the present president, who has all too much vision of the wrong kind.

  但与他的儿子——美国现任总统小布什相比，他算是非常不错了：小布什设定了太多错误的远景。

• at an aggregate level, say supporters of the idea, the debt and deficit figures of the euro zone compare favourably with those of america and britain, whose bonds are treated as safe.

  总体来讲，该设想的支持者认为同债权处理安全的美国和英国相比，欧元区的债务和赤字数据并不逊色。

• the euro-wide budget deficit also compares favourably with that of other big advanced countries.

  欧元区整体的预算赤字相比其他大的发达国家来说也更有利。

• an effective title not only pricks the reader’s interest, but also predisposes him/her favourably towards the proposal.

  一个有效的标题不仅会激发读者的兴趣，也预示了他们会喜欢这个计划。

• in truth, mr obama’s africa policy is unlikely to differ much from his predecessor’s, which was viewed favourably by africans in general and by most pundits of african development.

  实际上，与前任总统相比，奥巴马的非洲政策并没有多大改变，大多非洲人和有助于非洲发展的专家们都欣然接受。

• the hope was that they might respond more favourably to measures to promote competition, cut prices and help consumers.

  希望这次欧洲人能够倾向支持这些促进竞争、降低价格以及有利消费者的措施。

• and it compares favourably with the eu average, thanks to the new eastern european states: in latvia and lithuania homicide is five times as common as it is in britain.

  而且多亏了新加入的西欧国家，比起欧盟的平均水平，英国还可以继续保持优越感，因为，在拉脱维亚和立陶宛，犯罪率是英国的五倍。

• is there something about polish culture, say, which makes a person more favourably disposed towards redistribution than someone of similar income and education who happens to be british?

  这是因为波兰的文化的作用吗？人们认为波兰的文化让人们比有相同收入和教育背景的英国人更倾向于喜欢再分配政策。

• now terra firma will have to look to its investors to raise more money, many of whom may not look favourably on the request, given that they paid too much for the company in the first place.

  现在泰丰资本不得不指望其投资人去筹措更多的资金，由于他们起初就已为这家公司花费太多，许多投资者可能并不看好这一要求。

• survey data about the political and economic attitudes of people in different countries show that the average american is far less favourably disposed towards redistribution than the typical european.

  关于不同国家人们的政治和经济态度的数据显示一般美国人对于再分配的好感度低于典型的欧洲人。

• the result is that globalisation is viewed a lot more favourably in poor countries than in rich ones.

  我们看到，与在富裕国家受阻相比，全球化在很多贫穷国家得到顺利实施。

• highlight the product’s benefits, not simply its features, and highlight where it compares favourably with competitors’ products.

  着重于产品利益，而不是仅于其特性，重点说明其与竞品相比的优势。

• the price we offer compares favourably with quotations you can get elsewhere.

  我方所报的价格与你从别处能获得的价格相比，是较为便宜的。

• in america blacks—who are more likely to benefit from welfare programmes than richer whites—are much more favourably disposed towards redistribution through the fiscal system than white people are.

  在美国,黑人-在福利项目中比富有的白人获得好处的可能性更大-要比白人更倾向于通过财政系统再分配.