favorable
When something is favorable, it means it's good or positive for you, or that it expresses approval. Think of it like a green light, giving you permission to proceed! You might hear about a "viento favorable," meaning a helpful wind for sailing, or a "opinión favorable," which is a positive opinion. It's a useful word for describing situations or responses that are to your advantage or show support.
When we talk about something being favorable, we mean it's positive or advantageous. Think of it as conditions being just right for something to happen, or an opinion that is in agreement with something. It implies a sense of approval or a promising outlook.
When we talk about something being "favorable", we're saying it's looking good or has a positive outlook. For example, if the weather is favorable, it means it's good weather for whatever you have planned. In a business context, favorable conditions would be circumstances that help a company succeed. It's a word used to describe situations or opinions that are supportive or advantageous.
§ What "favorable" means
The Spanish word "favorable" is an adjective. It means "favorable," "expressing approval," or "showing promise." It's a useful word to know when you want to talk about conditions, opinions, or outcomes that are positive or encouraging.
- DEFINITION
- Favorable; expressing approval or showing promise.
§ How to use it: grammar
"Favorable" is an adjective, so it needs to agree in number with the noun it modifies. However, it's a bit special because it doesn't change based on gender. It only changes from singular to plural.
Here's how it works:
- Singular: favorable (for both masculine and feminine nouns)
- Plural: favorables (for both masculine and feminine nouns)
Let's look at some examples:
Tenemos condiciones favorables para el viaje.
Translation hint: We have favorable conditions for the trip.
Su respuesta fue muy favorable.
Translation hint: Her response was very favorable.
§ Common phrases with "favorable"
"Favorable" is often used with common nouns to describe situations, opinions, or weather. Here are some common collocations:
- Viento favorable: Favorable wind
- Opinión favorable: Favorable opinion
- Condiciones favorables: Favorable conditions
- Clima favorable: Favorable weather
- Resultado favorable: Favorable outcome
§ "Favorable" in context
Let's see some more examples to get a better feel for how "favorable" is used in everyday Spanish.
Esperamos una respuesta favorable de la empresa.
Translation hint: We hope for a favorable response from the company.
El momento es favorable para empezar el proyecto.
Translation hint: The time is favorable to start the project.
Los resultados de la encuesta fueron favorables para el candidato.
Translation hint: The survey results were favorable for the candidate.
§ Related words
Understanding related words can help you expand your vocabulary around a concept. For "favorable," consider these:
- Desfavorable: Unfavorable (the opposite)
- Favorecer: To favor, to benefit (the verb form)
- Favor: Favor (the noun)
By practicing with these examples and paying attention to how "favorable" is used, you'll be able to incorporate it naturally into your Spanish conversations. Keep an eye out for it in the Spanish you read and hear!
§ What "favorable" means
- Definition
- Favorable; expressing approval or showing promise.
The Spanish adjective “favorable” is pretty straightforward because it looks and means almost the same as its English counterpart, “favorable.” It's used to describe something that is to your advantage, expresses approval, or shows good potential. You'll hear this word in various situations, from discussing weather conditions to talking about business deals or even opinions. Let's look at how you can use it in everyday conversations.
§ "Favorable" in the workplace
In a professional setting, “favorable” comes up frequently when discussing outcomes, conditions, or opinions. For example, if you're hoping for a good result from a meeting, you might say you're looking for a “respuesta favorable.”
Necesitamos un clima económico favorable para expandir la empresa.
Translation hint: We need a favorable economic climate to expand the company.
Or, if you're talking about a client's reaction to a proposal, you could use “opinión favorable.”
Recibimos una opinión favorable del cliente sobre el nuevo diseño.
Translation hint: We received a favorable opinion from the client about the new design.
§ "Favorable" in academic settings
At school or university, “favorable” might describe conditions for studying, research outcomes, or even feedback from a professor.
Las condiciones climáticas no eran favorables para la observación astronómica.
Translation hint: The weather conditions were not favorable for astronomical observation.
When a professor gives good feedback, you might hear:
El profesor dio una crítica muy favorable de mi ensayo.
Translation hint: The professor gave a very favorable review of my essay.
§ "Favorable" in the news and media
News reports often use “favorable” to describe public opinion, economic indicators, or even election results. For example, when discussing public sentiment:
Las encuestas muestran un resultado favorable para el candidato.
Translation hint: The polls show a favorable result for the candidate.
Or, regarding economic news:
El informe económico presenta cifras favorables para el próximo trimestre.
Translation hint: The economic report presents favorable figures for the next quarter.
§ Common phrases with "favorable"
Here are some common phrases where you'll hear and use "favorable":
Voto favorable: A vote in favor.
Condiciones favorables: Favorable conditions.
Precios favorables: Favorable prices (good prices).
Acogida favorable: Favorable reception (a warm welcome or good acceptance).
§ "Favorable" vs. Similar-Sounding Words
It's easy to confuse Spanish words that sound like English ones, but have slightly different meanings or uses. With "favorable," this usually isn't a huge problem, as its meaning is quite close to the English "favorable." However, be careful not to accidentally use other words when you mean "favorable."
- Common Error
- Using 'preferible' when you mean 'favorable'.
While both express a positive inclination, 'preferible' means "preferable" or "more desirable," often implying a choice between options. 'Favorable' describes a situation, condition, or outcome as being good or advantageous.
El clima es favorable para la cosecha. (The weather is favorable for the harvest.)
Es preferible ir en coche. (It is preferable to go by car.)
§ Gender and Number Agreement
This is a fundamental rule in Spanish, but it's where many learners still make mistakes. Since "favorable" is an adjective, it must agree in gender and number with the noun it modifies.
"Favorable" is an adjective that ends in -e. Adjectives ending in -e usually only change for number (singular/plural), not gender (masculine/feminine).
- Singular: favorable
- Plural: favorables
- Common Error
- Forgetting to make it plural when modifying a plural noun.
Tenemos una opinión favorable. (We have a favorable opinion.)
Here, 'opinión' is singular, so 'favorable' is singular.
Las condiciones fueron favorables. (The conditions were favorable.)
Here, 'condiciones' is plural, so 'favorable' becomes 'favorables'.
§ Placement of "Favorable"
In Spanish, adjectives generally come after the noun they modify, especially descriptive adjectives like "favorable." While some adjectives can go before the noun for emphasis or literary effect, sticking to the post-noun placement for "favorable" is the safest and most natural option for A2 learners.
- Common Error
- Placing "favorable" before the noun, mimicking English word order.
Recibió una respuesta favorable. (He received a favorable answer.)
Correct. "Respuesta" (noun) comes before "favorable" (adjective).
Fue un viento favorable. (It was a favorable wind.)
Correct. "Viento" (noun) comes before "favorable" (adjective).
§ Using "Favorable" with "Ser" vs. "Estar"
Deciding between "ser" and "estar" is a common hurdle in Spanish. For "favorable," you will almost always use "ser" because it describes an inherent quality or a lasting condition.
- Common Error
- Using 'estar' with 'favorable'.
"Favorable" describes the nature or characteristic of something (e.g., a situation, an opinion, a climate). These are typically permanent or long-term attributes, or at least how we perceive them in a given context, making "ser" the correct choice.
La decisión es favorable para todos. (The decision is favorable for everyone.)
Mis condiciones de trabajo son favorables. (My working conditions are favorable.)
§ Understanding 'Favorable' in Spanish
The Spanish word favorable is an adjective that directly translates to "favorable" in English. It's used to describe something that is advantageous, expresses approval, or shows promise. Think of it as a positive word that indicates things are going well or are set to go well.
- Definition
- Favorable; expressing approval or showing promise.
El clima es favorable para la cosecha.
The weather is favorable for the harvest.
Recibimos una respuesta muy favorable de la audiencia.
We received a very favorable response from the audience.
§ Similar Words and When to Use 'Favorable'
While favorable is quite straightforward, there are other Spanish words that carry similar meanings, but with subtle differences. Knowing these will help you choose the most precise word for your situation.
- Propicio: This word also means "favorable" or "propitious." It often implies a good or opportune moment or condition. It emphasizes suitability for a particular action or event.
Es un momento propicio para invertir.
It's a propitious (favorable) moment to invest.
- Ventajoso: This word means "advantageous" or "beneficial." It highlights the benefit or advantage gained from something. While something favorable can be advantageous, ventajoso explicitly focuses on the benefit.
Esta oferta es muy ventajosa.
This offer is very advantageous.
- Benéfico: This word means "beneficial" or "salutary." It emphasizes the positive effect or good outcome, often in terms of health, well-being, or general positive impact.
Tiene un efecto benéfico para la salud.
It has a beneficial effect on health.
§ When to Prioritize 'Favorable'
Use favorable when you want to express:
- General approval or positive reception: When something is well-received or viewed positively.
- Positive conditions or circumstances: When the situation or environment is suitable for something to happen successfully.
- Showing promise or good prospects: When something suggests a good outcome in the future.
- Agreement or support: When someone expresses their approval or support for an idea or plan.
While these words overlap, favorable is often the most direct and general choice when indicating something is positive, approved, or advantageous without a strong emphasis on a specific type of benefit, timeliness, or profound positive impact.
Mastering these distinctions will make your Spanish sound more natural and precise. Keep practicing, and you'll get there!
How Formal Is It?
"La decisión del tribunal fue favorable para el acusado."
"El pronóstico del tiempo es favorable para un día de playa."
"¡Qué buen ambiente, súper favorable para estudiar!"
"El cuento tuvo un final muy bueno para la princesa."
"¡Qué plan más guay! Me parece súper favorable."
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- Pronouncing the 'v' like an English 'v' instead of a soft 'b' sound.
- Misplacing the stress on a different syllable.
Beispiele nach Niveau
Hace un tiempo favorable para ir a la playa.
The weather is favorable for going to the beach.
La opinión general fue favorable a la propuesta.
The general opinion was favorable to the proposal.
Obtuvo una respuesta favorable de su jefe.
He got a favorable response from his boss.
Es un momento favorable para empezar el proyecto.
It's a favorable time to start the project.
El resultado del examen fue muy favorable.
The exam result was very favorable.
Tenemos condiciones favorables para el crecimiento.
We have favorable conditions for growth.
Recibimos comentarios favorables sobre el servicio.
We received favorable comments about the service.
El viento es favorable para navegar hoy.
The wind is favorable for sailing today.
La crítica fue muy favorable, lo que nos animó mucho.
The review was very favorable, which encouraged us a lot.
Here, 'favorable' modifies 'crítica' (review), a feminine noun, so it stays 'favorable' (it doesn't change gender).
Esperamos una respuesta favorable a nuestra solicitud pronto.
We hope for a favorable response to our request soon.
'Favorable' describes 'respuesta' (response), another feminine noun. The adjective form doesn't change.
El clima de hoy es muy favorable para un día de playa.
Today's weather is very favorable for a beach day.
Used with 'es' (is) to describe the condition of 'clima' (weather), a masculine noun. 'Favorable' remains the same.
Recibimos comentarios favorables sobre el nuevo producto.
We received favorable comments about the new product.
'Favorable' modifies 'comentarios' (comments), a masculine plural noun, but it does not change to 'favorables' because 'favorable' has one form for both genders and numbers when ending in -e or a consonant.
Su actitud favorable al cambio fue clave para el éxito del proyecto.
Their favorable attitude towards change was key to the project's success.
Here, 'favorable' modifies 'actitud' (attitude), a feminine noun.
El resultado del examen fue favorable, así que aprobé.
The exam result was favorable, so I passed.
'Favorable' describes 'resultado' (result), a masculine noun.
Los vientos favorables nos ayudaron a llegar más rápido.
The favorable winds helped us arrive faster.
Again, 'favorable' modifies 'vientos' (winds), a masculine plural noun, remaining unchanged.
Si las condiciones son favorables, escalaremos la montaña mañana.
If the conditions are favorable, we will climb the mountain tomorrow.
'Favorable' describes 'condiciones' (conditions), a feminine plural noun. It does not change.
El clima de hoy es muy favorable para un picnic en el parque.
Today's weather is very favorable for a picnic in the park.
Here, 'favorable' modifies 'clima' (weather).
Recibimos una respuesta muy favorable a nuestra propuesta de trabajo.
We received a very favorable response to our job proposal.
In this context, 'favorable' describes 'respuesta' (response).
Su actitud favorable hacia el aprendizaje lo ayuda a progresar rápidamente.
His favorable attitude towards learning helps him progress quickly.
'Favorable' is used with 'actitud' (attitude).
La situación económica actual no es favorable para grandes inversiones.
The current economic situation is not favorable for large investments.
Here, 'favorable' describes 'situación económica' (economic situation).
Esperamos obtener un resultado favorable en las negociaciones de mañana.
We hope to obtain a favorable outcome in tomorrow's negotiations.
'Favorable' modifies 'resultado' (outcome).
Los comentarios de los clientes fueron muy favorables, lo que nos animó mucho.
The customer comments were very favorable, which encouraged us a lot.
'Favorable' is used with 'comentarios' (comments).
Buscamos un momento favorable para anunciar el lanzamiento del nuevo producto.
We are looking for a favorable moment to announce the launch of the new product.
Here, 'favorable' describes 'momento' (moment).
El juez emitió una sentencia favorable para el acusado debido a la falta de pruebas.
The judge issued a favorable ruling for the defendant due to lack of evidence.
'Favorable' modifies 'sentencia' (ruling).
La situación económica actual es favorable para nuevas inversiones.
The current economic situation is favorable for new investments.
Here, 'favorable' modifies 'situación económica' (economic situation).
Recibimos una respuesta muy favorable a nuestra propuesta.
We received a very favorable response to our proposal.
Here, 'favorable' modifies 'respuesta' (response).
El pronóstico del tiempo es favorable para un día de playa.
The weather forecast is favorable for a beach day.
Here, 'favorable' modifies 'pronóstico del tiempo' (weather forecast).
El veredicto fue favorable para el acusado, quien quedó en libertad.
The verdict was favorable for the accused, who was released.
Here, 'favorable' modifies 'veredicto' (verdict).
Las condiciones de trabajo son bastante favorables en esta empresa.
The working conditions are quite favorable in this company.
Here, 'favorable' modifies 'condiciones de trabajo' (working conditions).
Su actitud positiva siempre es favorable para resolver problemas.
His positive attitude is always favorable for solving problems.
Here, 'favorable' modifies 'actitud positiva' (positive attitude).
Obtuvimos un préstamo con una tasa de interés muy favorable.
We obtained a loan with a very favorable interest rate.
Here, 'favorable' modifies 'tasa de interés' (interest rate).
La opinión pública es generalmente favorable a la nueva ley de educación.
Public opinion is generally favorable to the new education law.
Here, 'favorable' modifies 'opinión pública' (public opinion).
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Substantive
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When talking about something being favorable, you use it similarly to English. For instance:
- "El clima es favorable para un día de playa." (The weather is favorable for a beach day.)
- "Tu propuesta es muy favorable." (Your proposal is very favorable.)
It can also describe a person or opinion as supportive or approving:
- "Tiene una actitud favorable hacia el cambio." (He has a favorable attitude towards the change.)
- "La opinión pública es favorable al nuevo proyecto." (Public opinion is favorable to the new project.)
A common mistake is confusing favorable with favorito (favorite). While they are related, their meanings are distinct. Favorable describes something that is advantageous or positive, whereas favorito describes something preferred above others.
- Incorrect: "Mi comida favorable es pizza." (My favorable food is pizza.)
- Correct: "Mi comida favorita es pizza." (My favorite food is pizza.)
Another common error is to use favorable as a noun, like 'a favorable'. Remember it's an adjective, so it always modifies a noun.
- Incorrect: "Esperamos un favorable." (We hope for a favorable.)
- Correct: "Esperamos un resultado favorable." (We hope for a favorable result.)
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Cognate Alert!
Good news! Favorable is a perfect cognate with 'favorable' in English. This means they look and mean nearly the same thing. Easy win!
Example: Favorable conditions
Las condiciones meteorológicas son favorables para el viaje. (The weather conditions are favorable for the trip.)
Example: Favorable opinion
Tenemos una opinión favorable de tu trabajo. (We have a favorable opinion of your work.)
Opposite: Desfavorable
The opposite of favorable is desfavorable. This means 'unfavorable' or 'disadvantageous.' Notice the 'des-' prefix.
Common Phrases
You'll often hear 'voto favorable' (favorable vote) or 'resultado favorable' (favorable result).
Adjective Agreement
Remember, as an adjective, favorable needs to agree in number with the noun it modifies. It doesn't change for gender in Spanish.
Singular vs. Plural
Es un informe favorable. (It's a favorable report.) Son condiciones favorables. (They are favorable conditions.)
Pronunciation Practice
Say it aloud: fah-voh-RAH-bleh. Pay attention to the rolling 'r' and the 'h' being silent.
Practice with Sentences
Try to create your own sentences using favorable. For example, 'I hope the conditions are favorable for my picnic.'
Einprägen
Eselsbrücke
Think of someone saying, 'That's a 'favorable' idea!' It sounds similar to the English 'favorable' which makes it easy to remember.
Visuelle Assoziation
Imagine a judge giving a thumbs up, signaling a 'favorable' ruling. Visualize the word 'favorable' written on the judge's gavel.
Word Web
Herausforderung
Try to describe a situation where you would use 'favorable'. For example, 'El clima es favorable para un día de playa.' (The weather is favorable for a beach day.)
Im Alltag üben
Kontexte aus dem Alltag
Describing an outcome or situation as positive.
- El resultado fue muy favorable.
- Esperamos que la situación sea favorable para todos.
- Recibimos una respuesta favorable a nuestra propuesta.
Indicating a preference or approval.
- Estoy muy favorable a esa idea.
- Mi opinión es favorable al cambio.
- Ella se mostró favorable a la sugerencia del equipo.
Referring to conditions that are beneficial or suitable.
- Las condiciones climáticas no son favorables para viajar.
- Buscaremos el momento más favorable para hacer el anuncio.
- Encontramos un ambiente favorable para el estudio.
In legal or official contexts, indicating a positive judgment or decision.
- El juez emitió un fallo favorable.
- La decisión administrativa fue favorable para el solicitante.
- Obtuvimos un dictamen favorable del comité.
When discussing public opinion or general sentiment.
- La opinión pública es favorable a la nueva ley.
- Hay un sentimiento favorable hacia el candidato.
- La encuesta mostró un apoyo favorable a la iniciativa.
Gesprächseinstiege
"¿Crees que el clima es favorable para ir de picnic hoy?"
"¿Cuál es tu opinión, es favorable o desfavorable, sobre el nuevo proyecto?"
"¿Has recibido alguna noticia favorable sobre tu solicitud?"
"En tu experiencia, ¿cuáles son las condiciones más favorables para aprender un nuevo idioma?"
"¿Consideras que este es un momento favorable para invertir en acciones?"
Tagebuch-Impulse
Describe una situación reciente en tu vida donde el resultado fue muy favorable. ¿Qué lo hizo así?
Piensa en una idea o propuesta sobre la que te sientas muy favorable. ¿Por qué crees que es una buena idea?
Escribe sobre un momento en el que las condiciones no fueron favorables para algo que querías hacer. ¿Cómo te adaptaste?
Reflexiona sobre cómo puedes crear un ambiente más favorable para alcanzar tus metas personales.
Considera un cambio importante en tu comunidad o país. ¿Cómo crees que la opinión pública se siente favorable o desfavorable al respecto y por qué?
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10 FragenYes, favorable generally indicates something positive, beneficial, or showing approval. It has a positive connotation.
You use favorable like an adjective, so it describes a noun. For example, 'una opinión favorable' (a favorable opinion) or 'condiciones favorables' (favorable conditions).
Not directly in the sense of 'a favorable person.' You'd usually say 'una persona que tiene una actitud favorable' (a person who has a favorable attitude) or 'una persona con una disposición favorable' (a person with a favorable disposition).
The most common opposite is desfavorable. For example, 'condiciones desfavorables' (unfavorable conditions).
No, favorable is one of those adjectives that doesn't change its ending for masculine or feminine nouns. It does change for plural: favorables. For example, 'una opinión favorable' (a favorable opinion) but 'opiniones favorables' (favorable opinions).
Yes, it's a very common and useful word, especially in more formal or descriptive contexts, like talking about situations, conditions, or outcomes.
Depending on the context, you could use words like positivo (positive), conveniente (convenient/suitable), or propicio (propitious/opportune).
It's pronounced fah-voh-RAH-bleh. Remember that 'v' in Spanish often sounds closer to an English 'b' or somewhere in between.
While it implies good circumstances, you wouldn't directly say 'good favorable.' You'd say 'buena suerte' (good luck) or 'una situación favorable' (a favorable situation) that leads to good luck.
The verb related to the idea of making something favorable or favoring something is favorecer. For example, 'El clima favoreció la cosecha' (The weather favored the harvest).
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El clima es muy ___ para un día de playa.
We use 'favorable' to describe good conditions, like for a beach day.
Tu opinión es ___ para el proyecto.
'Favorable' means your opinion helps the project.
Ella siempre tiene una actitud ___ hacia nuevas ideas.
A 'favorable' attitude means being open and positive.
Los resultados del examen fueron muy ___ para el estudiante.
'Favorable' results mean they were good for the student.
Es un momento ___ para empezar algo nuevo.
A 'favorable' moment is a good time to start something.
Recibimos comentarios muy ___ sobre nuestro trabajo.
'Favorable' comments show approval for your work.
The weather is good for a beach day.
I have a good opinion about your idea.
The situation is good to start the project.
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¿El clima es favorable hoy?
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Es un momento favorable para viajar.
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Tu respuesta fue muy favorable.
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El clima de hoy es muy ___ para un día de playa.
The sentence is talking about suitable weather for a beach day, so 'favorable' (favorable) is the correct adjective. 'Húmedo' means humid, 'frío' means cold, and 'nublado' means cloudy.
Recibimos una respuesta muy ___ de los clientes sobre el nuevo producto.
The sentence indicates a positive response from customers, so 'favorable' (favorable) is the appropriate word. 'Negativa' means negative, 'larga' means long, and 'confusa' means confusing.
Sus comentarios fueron ___ y nos ayudaron a mejorar el proyecto.
The comments helped improve the project, suggesting they were positive or 'favorable'. 'Críticos' means critical, 'limitados' means limited, and 'inciertos' means uncertain.
La situación económica no es muy ___ para invertir ahora.
The sentence implies that the economic situation is not good for investing, so 'favorable' (favorable) fits the context of showing promise. 'Clara' means clear, 'estable' means stable, and 'incierta' means uncertain.
Obtuvo un resultado muy ___ en su examen, lo que le permitirá avanzar.
A result that allows someone to advance is a good or 'favorable' result. 'Bajo' means low, 'incompleto' means incomplete, and 'inesperado' means unexpected.
Espero que la decisión del jurado sea ___ para nuestro equipo.
The speaker hopes the jury's decision will be good for their team, meaning 'favorable' (favorable). 'Neutral' means neutral, 'parcial' means partial, and 'dura' means harsh.
The weather today is very favorable for a picnic.
We received a very favorable response to our proposal.
With favorable conditions, the project will finish soon.
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Quiero encontrar un momento favorable para hablar contigo.
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La decisión fue muy favorable para todos.
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Necesitamos un viento favorable para navegar.
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Which sentence uses 'favorable' correctly?
In this sentence, 'favorable' means 'advantageous' or 'beneficial' for the accused, which aligns with its definition.
Choose the best synonym for 'favorable' in the context of 'un clima favorable para el cultivo'.
In this context, 'favorable' means 'beneficial' or 'advantageous' for cultivation.
Which of these phrases does NOT use 'favorable' correctly?
While 'favorable' can describe conditions, 'a favorable day' doesn't quite fit the typical use. We'd usually say 'un buen día' (a good day) or 'un día productivo' (a productive day).
If someone says 'El pronóstico del tiempo es favorable', it means the weather will be bad.
'Favorable' implies good or advantageous conditions, so a favorable weather forecast means good weather.
If a review is 'favorable', it means it expresses approval.
A 'favorable' review indicates that the reviewer approves of what they are reviewing.
The phrase 'un viento favorable' means the wind is blowing against you.
'Un viento favorable' means a helpful wind, typically one that blows in the desired direction.
Las condiciones climáticas no eran ___ para el lanzamiento del cohete.
El adjetivo 'favorables' concuerda en número con 'condiciones climáticas' que es plural.
El ambiente en la oficina es muy ___, lo que facilita la colaboración.
El adjetivo 'favorable' concuerda en género y número con 'ambiente' que es masculino y singular.
Recibimos una respuesta muy ___ a nuestra propuesta, lo que nos anima a seguir adelante.
El adjetivo 'favorable' concuerda en género y número con 'respuesta' que es femenino y singular.
Su desempeño en la entrevista fue tan ___ que decidieron contratarlo inmediatamente.
El adjetivo 'favorable' concuerda en género y número con 'desempeño' que es masculino y singular.
El jurado emitió un veredicto ___ para el acusado, quien fue absuelto de todos los cargos.
El adjetivo 'favorable' concuerda en género y número con 'veredicto' que es masculino y singular.
A pesar de las críticas iniciales, la opinión pública se volvió más ___ con el tiempo.
El adjetivo 'favorable' concuerda en género y número con 'opinión pública' que es femenino y singular.
Pay attention to how 'favorable' is used to describe the report's reception.
Listen for the context in which critics' opinions are described as favorable.
Understand how 'favorable' applies to unexpected weather conditions.
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Describe una situación reciente en la que algo resultó ser muy favorable para ti o para alguien que conoces.
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Explica la diferencia entre tener una 'opinión favorable' y una 'opinión desfavorable' sobre un tema controvertido.
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Imagina que eres un crítico de arte. Describe una obra que te parezca particularmente favorable y justifica tu elección.
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This sentence describes that the conditions were very positive for the trip. 'Favorable' here means advantageous or promising.
To convey the importance of a positive work environment, 'favorable' is used to mean conducive or supportive.
This sentence indicates that the decision seemed beneficial or agreeable to everyone. 'Favorable' emphasizes the positive outcome.
This sentence describes how the weather conditions were good for the year's harvest.
This sentence indicates that the jury's verdict was in favor of the defense.
This sentence explains that the new product received a positive response from customers.
Choose the word closest in meaning to 'favorable' in the context of a review.
In the context of a review, 'favorable' means positive or expressing approval.
Which of these situations would be described as 'favorable' for a business investment?
Stable economic growth indicates good conditions for investment, making it 'favorable'.
If a government's policies are described as 'favorable' to industry, what does that imply?
Policies 'favorable' to industry are those that benefit or support industrial development.
A 'favorable' outcome always means everything went perfectly according to plan.
A 'favorable' outcome means it is positive or advantageous, but not necessarily flawless.
If the weather forecast is 'favorable' for a picnic, it means it's likely to rain.
'Favorable' weather for a picnic means good weather, not rain.
Receiving a 'favorable' response to a job application means you were likely hired or moved to the next stage.
A 'favorable' response indicates a positive outcome, such as being considered for the next step in the hiring process.
The unanimous and favorable atmosphere surrounding the conflict's resolution.
Despite initial adversities, the forecast for this year's harvest is surprisingly favorable.
The commission's ruling was extremely favorable for the bill, ensuring its quick approval.
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Podría el clima económico actual ser más favorable para invertir en mercados emergentes?
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Consideras que las condiciones geográficas son favorables para el desarrollo de energía geotérmica en esta región?
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Qué factores harían que un ambiente laboral sea favorable para la creatividad y la innovación constante?
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Cognate Alert!
Good news! Favorable is a perfect cognate with 'favorable' in English. This means they look and mean nearly the same thing. Easy win!
Context is Key
Use favorable when something is to your advantage or looks promising. Think about situations where you'd use 'favorable' in English.
Example: Favorable conditions
Las condiciones meteorológicas son favorables para el viaje. (The weather conditions are favorable for the trip.)
Example: Favorable opinion
Tenemos una opinión favorable de tu trabajo. (We have a favorable opinion of your work.)
Beispiel
Las condiciones meteorológicas son favorables para el despegue.
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