n.失宠；厌恶；不悦
v.不赞成；冷待，不赞成；不再宠幸

The boss showed disfavor toward John's proposal in the meeting.
老板在会议上对约翰的提议表示不满。
The judge expressed disfavor at the defendant's behavior.
法官对被告的行为表示不悦。
After the scandal, the public held him in great disfavor.
在丑闻曝光后，公众对他极为反感。
She fell into disfavor with her colleagues due to her constant complaining.
因为她总是抱怨不止，同事们对她产生了厌恶之情。
His opinion was met with general disfavor from the committee members.
他的观点遭到了委员会成员们的普遍反对。
The new policy drew widespread disfavor among employees.
新政策在员工中引起了广泛的不满。
The teacher seemed to hold disfavor for students who talked during class.
老师似乎对学生上课讲话的行为颇为不满。
The candidate's statement on taxation put him at odds and in disfavor with many voters.
候选人关于税收的言论使他在许多选民心中失宠。
Despite his years of service, he found himself out of favor with the new administration.
尽管他服务多年，但在新政府上台后却发现自己不受重用。
Her decision to resign from the board didn't sit well and quickly earned her the disfavor of the company's executives.
她决定从董事会辞职，这一决定并未得到公司高管的认可，很快便遭到了他们的冷遇。