disfavored

disfavored

美 [dɪsˈfeɪvər] 　英 [dɪsˈfeɪvə(r)]

• na.“disfavour”的变体
• 网络皇妃

词形变化

过去分词：disfavored  现在分词：disfavoring  第三人称单数：disfavors  

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英汉解释

na.	1. “disfavour”的变体

英英解释

n.	1. an attitude that shows that you do not like or approve of someone or something
na.	1. The variant of disfavour

例句

The idea of the disfavored prince departure from his father at a time of enemy invasion should terrifies the country.

在敌人兵临城下之际，想到失宠的王子背离了他的父王，使举国上下陷入恐慌。

If your life seems to be worse than other people now, you may not be disfavored. It can be due to what you have or have not done before.

如果你的生活似乎不如别人，不一定是命运不公，也许是因为你以前做或没做过的事情。

Even then , it is unproblematic, as Becker notes, when the disfavored group is not a sensitive minority .

正如贝克尔所说，只要不被喜欢的群体不属于易变的少数，即使是那样也没多大的问题。

Police used this law as an excuse to keep disfavored minorities from having guns.

警察以这部法律为借口，阻止不受欢迎的少数民族裔拥有枪支。

A disfavored persona or persona with the objective of gaining access to an asset.

不受欢迎的角色或以获取资产访问权为目标的角色。

His behaviour was disfavored by most people.

他的行为为大多数人所轻视。