favourable [ˈfeɪvərəbl] ПРИЛ.
1. favourable (approving):
2. favourable (advantageous):
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These attacks were halted 20 minutes later after gaining ground which would form a favourable base from which to launch further offensives.
en.wikipedia.org Farmers in this area had been sold their farms at greatly reduced rates and favourable terms because of the elephant presence.
en.wikipedia.org The serial received favourable reviews, and the four episodes attracted an average of 6 million viewers.
en.wikipedia.org It got very favourable reviews and sold in the thousands (which was a lot then for an independent band).
en.wikipedia.org All her key aspects are shown in a favourable light, but not as a head of state, but as an ideal woman.
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