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单词 out of favour
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out of favour
adjective
UK(USout of favor)
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(alsoout-of-favour,out-of-favor[only before noun])
investments,products, orservicesthat are out offavourare nolongerpopularwithinvestorsorconsumers:
Shares in theout-of-favourtelecommunicationssectorfellfrom 391p to 246pyesterday.
fall/remain/go out of favourWhile themarkets'attentionremainsfirmlyfocusedon theyen, theeurohasfallenout offavor.
be out of favour with sb/sthAirlinestocksarecurrentlyout offavourwithinstitutionalinvestorsbecause of theglobaleconomicslowdown.
(Definition ofout of favourfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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The system was popular for a while in the early 1900s but soon felloutoffavourbecause of the unreliability of the magnetic switches.
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Her plays felloutoffavourafter her death and are now rarely performed.
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He had never beenoutoffavour, now he attained in one night a far greater popularity than ever.
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The use of such alternatives to money has now fallenoutoffavour, boosting economic productivity significantly.
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Despite a solid season in 2002, playing 17 matches, he soon felloutoffavourwhen he turned up to a training session overweight.
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Subsequently the cocktail felloutoffavourwith male cocktail critics, who were put off by its alleged female nature.
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The theory felloutoffavourin the twentieth century.
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There were no clear or generally accepted reasons on record for his fallingoutoffavour.
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He soon felloutoffavourafter making six appearances for the senior team.
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A series of 1966 experiments appeared promising, and the practice became popular, but when reports were shown to be flawed, it felloutoffavour.
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