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Detailed Translations for favouring from English to Spanish

favouring:

favouring [the ~] noun

  1. the favouring (privilege; favour; preference; advantage; favor)
    el privilegio

Translation Matrix for favouring:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
privilegio advantage; favor; favour; favouring; preference; privilege privilege

favour:

favour [the ~] noun, British

  1. the favour (service; grace; support; )
    el favor; la donación; el donativo
  2. the favour (favor)
    el favorecimiento
  3. the favour (favouring; privilege; preference; advantage; favor)
    el privilegio

Conjugations for favour:

present
  1. favour
  2. favour
  3. favours
  4. favour
  5. favour
  6. favour
simple past
  1. favoured
  2. favoured
  3. favoured
  4. favoured
  5. favoured
  6. favoured
present perfect
  1. have favoured
  2. have favoured
  3. has favoured
  4. have favoured
  5. have favoured
  6. have favoured
past continuous
  1. was favouring
  2. were favouring
  3. was favouring
  4. were favouring
  5. were favouring
  6. were favouring
future
  1. shall favour
  2. will favour
  3. will favour
  4. shall favour
  5. will favour
  6. will favour
continuous present
  1. am favouring
  2. are favouring
  3. is favouring
  4. are favouring
  5. are favouring
  6. are favouring
subjunctive
  1. be favoured
  2. be favoured
  3. be favoured
  4. be favoured
  5. be favoured
  6. be favoured
diverse
  1. favour!
  2. let's favour!
  3. favoured
  4. favouring
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for favour:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
donación boon; favor; favour; goodwill; grace; mass; patronage; service; support donation; gift; offering; present
donativo boon; favor; favour; goodwill; grace; mass; patronage; service; support donation
favor boon; favor; favour; goodwill; grace; mass; patronage; service; support benevolence; charity; philanthropy; well-doing
favorecimiento favor; favour
privilegio advantage; favor; favour; favouring; preference; privilege privilege
- favor; party favor; party favour
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
aparentar favor; favour; slide in front
desplazar hacia delante favor; favour; slide in front advance; move up; push forward; slide in front
favorecer favor; favour; give preference; privilege become; donate; flatter; give; suit
fingir favor; favour; slide in front act a part; do as if; feign; play-act; pretend; sham; simulate; stage
hacer deslizar el parabrisas favor; favour; slide in front
pretextar favor; favour; slide in front do as if; feign; pretend; sham
privilegiar favor; favour; give preference; privilege donate; give
- favor; prefer; privilege
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- gladden; good will; mark of favour; token of favour
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
fingir doing

Synonyms for "favour":


Related Definitions for "favour":

  1. an act of gracious kindness1
  2. souvenir consisting of a small gift given to a guest at a party1
  3. an advantage to the benefit of someone or something1
  4. an inclination to approve1
  5. a feeling of favorable regard1
  6. consider as the favorite1
  7. promote over another1
  8. bestow a privilege upon1
  9. treat gently or carefully1

Wiktionary Translations for favour:


Cross Translation:
FromToVia
favour favor Gefallen — Handlung oder Unterlassung, mit der man jemand anderem uneigennützig einen Dienst erweist; etwas, was man nur einem anderen zuliebe tut, um ihn zu unterstützen
favour amistad; favor Gunst — die Bevorzugung, das Wohlwollen, die Gewogenheit
favour favorecimiento; merced Gunst — die Erfüllung eines Wunsches, einer Bitte
favour favor; afecto Huldveraltet: Geneigtheit, Wohlwollen, Wohlgesinntheit des Herrn gegenüber dem Untergebenen, wird oft im religiösen Sprachgebrauch verwendet
favour de esto; para esto dafürPräpositionaladverb (Pronominaladverb): für eine Sache (die man unterstützen, fördern möchte)
favour favorecer; privilegiar bevoordeleniemand ~: aan iemand bijzondere gunsten verlenen
favour gracia; favor grâce — Ce qui plaît dans les attitudes, les manières, les discours. Un certain agrément, un certain charme indéfinissable.