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| 11. | Does the BBC World Service project a favourable view of Great Britain? |
| 英国广播公司的对外广播是否使听众对英国产生了好感? |
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| 12. | well/ill disposed towards sb/sth |
| 对某人 [某事物]有好感[无好感 |
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| 13. | She had lent a favourable ear to his suit, even in this their first interview. |
| 他们虽然是初次见面，她听了他求婚的话，却很表示好感。 |
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| 14. | favourable resort |
| 爱去的地方 |
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| 15. | Fully 70% of blacks now have a favourable impression of Mr Obama. |
| 足有70%的黑人选民现在对奥巴马印象很好。 |
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| 16. | to show somebody favor |
| 表示好感 |
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| 17. | The student tries to project himself in order to make a good impression on the new teacher. |
| 那位学生设法表现自己以获得新老师的好感。 |
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| 18. | favourable circumstances |
| 顺境 |
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| 19. | represent(sth/sb/oneself)to others in a way that creates a strong or favourable impression |
| 向他人表现（某事物[某人/自己]）以使其产生深刻的或良好的印象 |
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| 20. | favourable price |
| 合宜价格 |
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