The phrase "a favor de" is a prepositional phrase.
/a ˈfaβoɾ ðe/
The phrase "a favor de" is used to indicate support for a particular idea, person, group, or cause. It is frequently used in both spoken and written contexts, particularly in discussions or debates where opinions are expressed.
I am in favor of the new education law.
Ella siempre está a favor de ayudar a los demás.
She is always in favor of helping others.
El comité votó a favor de la propuesta de presupuesto.
While "a favor de" itself isn’t necessarily part of common idiomatic expressions, it can be seen in various phrases that express opinions or positions. Here are a few examples:
Being in favor of peace is essential in times of war.
La mayoría de los ciudadanos están a favor de mejorar la infraestructura.
The majority of citizens are in favor of improving the infrastructure.
El profesor se mostró a favor de las innovaciones tecnológicas en el aula.
The teacher was in favor of technological innovations in the classroom.
Mi amigo está a favor de la sostenibilidad y apoya el reciclaje.
My friend is in favor of sustainability and supports recycling.
El movimiento está a favor de los derechos humanos.
The phrase combines "a," a preposition meaning "to" or "for," and "favor," which comes from Latin "favorem," meaning "support" or "kindness." The expression "de" means "of," linking the phrase to the subject of favor.
Synonyms: - En apoyo a (in support of) - Pro (pro)
Antonyms: - En contra de (against) - Opponente (opponent)