out of favour
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释义

失宠，不受欢迎；

双语例句

1. Jones has fallen out of favour with the party leadership.
   琼斯失去了那个政党领导层的欢心。
2. Hobbs soon fell out of favour with his colleagues when he was promoted above them.
   霍布斯晋升之后便很快失去了同事们对他的欢心。

权威例句

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