disfavour (Brit.)dis·fa·vour || ‚dɪs'feɪvən. 不賛成; 嫌うこと（disfavour とも綴る）v. 反対する; 嫌う（disfavor とも綴る）

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do (someone or oneself) no favors

1. To not be accessible to addition or something; to arrest or be adverse to addition or something. You do your kids no favors by accouterment to their every whim.2. To act in a way that reflects abnormally on oneself. Just stop talking—you're accomplishing yourself no favors by babbling to the CEO.Learn more: favor, no

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not do somebody any ˈfavours

do article that is not accessible to somebody or that gives a bad consequence of them: You’re not accomplishing yourself any favours, alive for nothing. ♢ The orchestra did Beethoven no favours.Learn more: favour, no, somebody

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