高考英语实用短语 out of favour
释义：
out of favour 失宠；不受欢迎
例句：
He is out of favour with the boss.
他已不得老板的垂青。
The necklace fell out of favour, though she did not; wife and mistress still battled over Mr Perez as he lay in his coffin, elegant as ever in suit and white silk tie.
尽管这条项链已失宠，但是她没有；妻子和情妇一直困扰着佩雷斯先生，直到他躺在他的棺材里，身着西装，佩戴白色真丝领带，永远是那么的优雅。
So the Phillips curve fell out of favour and was replaced by its corollary, the NAIRU, or non-accelerating inflation rate of unemployment (in effect, the natural rate).
菲利浦斯曲线因而失宠，取而代之的是由该模型来发展而来的非加速通货膨胀的失业率(NAIRU，即自然失业率)。
But after nuclear accidents at Three Mile Island in America in 1979 and at Chernobyl in the Soviet Union in 1986, nuclear power fell out of favour.
但在1979年美国三里岛和1986年前苏联切尔诺贝利核事故后，核能就此失宠。
But plasmas have lately fallen out of favour because of their bulk and thirst for power. More to the point, manufacturers have begun to fix many of the LCD's faults.
但是等离子却因为它的容量和耗电力而失宠了，更重要的一点是，制造商已经开始修复LCD的缺点是之更受人欢迎。
More practically, the money supply has been out of favour because attempts to regulate the economy via monetary targets have proved unsuccessful.
从更为实际的角度来看，货币供应量之所以得不到经济学家的青睐，是因为通过货币目标来调控经济的尝试并不成功。
Indoor shopping malls are now so out of favour that not one will be built in America before 2009 at the earliest, according to the International Council of shopping Centres.
从国际购物中心委员会获悉，室内购物中心时下如此失宠，最起码在2009年之前，美国不会再建。
The breed slipped out of favour during the 20th century until enthusiasts in Portugal and the United States launched a revival — inspired by the dogs' gentle temperament, particularly with children.
葡萄牙水犬在二十世纪一度失宠，直到葡萄牙和美国的爱犬人士对它们再度推崇——这主要是因为水犬性情温顺，对小孩尤其如此。
A big proportion of revenues-more than half just about everywhere-still comes from CD albums, which are gradually falling out of favour.
一大部分的利润——处处都基本是一半以上——仍然来自CD专辑，这已经是在逐渐不受青睐。
It then fell out of favour, along with the idea that behaviour is genetically determined, as Marxist ideas of the pliability and perfectibility of mankind became fashionable.
后来随着马克思思想中的人类易受影响性和可完善性观点的流行，它和遗传决定人类行为观点一样不受大家庞爱。