fave

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fave — 名詞

  • favesingular
  • favesplural

1. An informal shortened form of 'favourite'. A person or thing that you like more

1.名詞B1
釋義

最愛

口語,最喜歡的人或事物

An informal shortened form of 'favourite'. A person or thing that you like more than any other in a particular group or category.

例句

Eshe's favourite food is sushi, but Darius always orders pizza — his fave.

Eshe 最喜歡的食物是壽司,但 Darius 總是點披薩——那是他的最愛。

possessive + fave: his / my / her fave

The librarian asked each child to bring their fave book for story time.

圖書館員請每個孩子帶他們最喜歡的書來參加故事時間。

fave + noun (fave book / fave movie / fave song)

常見搭配
  • absolute fave
  • all-time fave
  • personal fave
  • old fave
  • fan fave
  • my fave
  • a big fave
同義詞
  • favourite

    The standard, full-form equivalent; suitable in all registers including formal.

  • darling

    Used mostly for people, with a warmer, more affectionate tone ('the darling of the team').

  • go-to

    Emphasises reliability as a default choice in a specific situation ('my go-to snack').

  • pick

    Suggests a deliberate selection from options ('the critic's pick').

反義詞

文法句型

someone's fave

a/the fave

用法筆記

Used mainly in casual conversation, social media posts, blog comments, and pop-culture contexts. Avoid in formal or academic writing — use 'favourite' instead.

常見錯誤

I'd like to introduce you to my fave colleague, Dr. Chen.
I'd like to introduce you to my favourite colleague, Dr. Chen.
'Fave' is too informal for a professional introduction.
This is my fave among the three options.
This is my favourite among the three options.
Use 'favourite' in neutral or formal writing; 'fave' is reserved for casual settings.

fave — 形容詞

同根字

常見搭配

常用片語

  • all-time fave
  • old fave
  • absolute fave