favourable in Japanese
favourable in Japanese is 好調, 順調 — favourable means showing approval, support, or goodwill.
favourable in Japanese
好調
Pronounced: kōchō
Convenient or at a suitable time; opportune.
順調
Pronounced: junchō
Convenient or at a suitable time; opportune.
What does "favourable" mean?
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adj Showing approval, support, or goodwill.
"The reviews of the new restaurant were overwhelmingly favourable."
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adj Helpful or advantageous to a particular purpose; working in one's favour.
"The winds were favourable for the crossing."
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favourable in a sentence
- The reviews of the new restaurant were overwhelmingly favourable.
- Her boss gave a favourable report on her performance.
- The winds were favourable for the crossing.
- Conditions are favourable for a good harvest this year.
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What is "favourable" in Japanese?
"favourable" in Japanese is 好調, 順調. favourable means: Showing approval, support, or goodwill.
How do you pronounce 好調?
"favourable" in Japanese is 好調, pronounced "kōchō".
How do you use "favourable" in a sentence?
Example: "The reviews of the new restaurant were overwhelmingly favourable." In Japanese, "favourable" is 好調, 順調.
Are there other ways to say "favourable" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "favourable": 好調, 順調.
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