n.不喜欢，不赞成
v.冷待；嫌弃

He has always had a disfavour towards public speaking.
他总是对公开演讲持有反感。
The proposal was met with widespread disfavour among the employees.
这个提议在员工中遭到了普遍反对。
Her opinion on the matter carries a lot of weight, and her disfavour could spell trouble.
她在这件事上的观点很有影响力，她的反对可能会带来麻烦。
Disfavour is often the result of prejudice or misinformation.
偏见和错误信息常常导致不赞同。
The new policy received a lukewarm response, bordering on disfavour.
新政策得到了冷淡的回应，甚至有些反对。
His laziness earned him the disfavour of his boss.
他的懒惰让他招致了老板的不满。
The old-fashioned design was generally disfavoured by the younger generation.
老式设计通常不受年轻一代的青睐。
The candidate's dishonesty led to a significant disfavour from voters.
候选人的不诚实导致选民严重反对。
The idea was so poorly presented that it garnered little more than a token disfavour.
这个想法表达得如此糟糕，只得到了微弱的反对。
The experiment was abandoned due to the overwhelming disfavour it received from the scientific community.
由于科学界强烈的反对，这个实验被废弃。