To think (highly, lightly, much, etc.) of (occasionally by, to, Old English embe). to let well of: to be glad of, welcome. Obsolete.
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| 释义 | the mind > attention and judgement > esteem > favour > win favour with [verb (transitive)] > favour (19) to let well ofc1330 To think (highly, lightly, much, etc.) of (occasionally by, to, Old English embe). to let well of: to be glad of, welcome. Obsolete. favour1340 transitive. To regard with favour, look kindly upon; to be inclined to, have a liking or preference for; to approve. to take, accept, receive in greec1374 in gree (also at, to gree: cf. agree, adv., en-gree, adv.): with goodwill or favour, with kindly feeling or pleasure, kindly, in good part… likea1393 intransitive. With of, by, or with. To derive pleasure or enjoyment from (a person or thing). In early use also to like ill of: to dislike. Obsolete. smilec1400 To look on or upon one with favour, approval, or encouragement. Frequently figurative. to take agreea1425 Pleasantly, kindly. to take agree: to take kindly or in good part. Cf. in gree at gree, n.2 1b. agreec1450 transitive. To receive or take (something) in good part; to accept favourably. Cf. sense 15. Obsolete. to fawn on, upon1477 to fawn on, upon: (of a dog, etc.) to show delight at the presence of; to lavish caresses on, to caress. to bear good mind toa1516 The way in which a person feels, or the attitude a person has, towards another; disposition or intention towards others. †to bear good mind to: to… to look upon ——c1515 intransitive. To regard, pay heed to; esp. to regard with favour, hold in esteem. Cf. to look on —— 3 at phrasal verbs 2. Now rare (English regional… to look on ——1540 intransitive. To regard with favour; to hold in esteem; to respect. Cf. to look upon —— at phrasal verbs 2. Now rare (English regional in later use). vouchsafe1582 To acknowledge (a person) in some favourable relationship or manner. Obsolete. conceit1589 transitive. To have a good opinion of; to take a liking to. Now rare (English regional and Irish English (northern) in later use). relish1594 intransitive. figurative. To be agreeable or pleasant; to find acceptance or favour with a person. Obsolete. to look to ——1611 intransitive. To direct one's attention to; to consider, regard. Also occasionally in biblical use: to regard with favour (cf. to look on —— 3 at… impatronize1629 To patronize, favour. aspect1663 To look on with favour, to countenance. rare. sympathize1828 In weakened sense: To agree or be disposed to agree in some opinion or way of thinking, to be of (about) the same mind with a person or party; also… to put one's money on1847 to put one's money on: to bet on; (figurative) to favour or depend on; to be confident of the success or reliability of. |
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