prefer

English [pr? f？ (r)]？ Beauty [public relations? 'f？ r]

But; Prefer; To lodge (a complaint)

This affluent life is not suitable for me; I prefer a simple life.

This rich life is not suitable for me; I prefer a simple life.

Phrases:

1, prefer buns? I prefer to eat steamed bread.

2. Do you prefer classical music? Prefer classical music

3. prefer country life? I prefer country life.

Extended data:

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(verb)

1 and prefer basically mean "prefer, prefer", which means to choose one from two or more options first. It is mainly used in the structure of "prefer" ... to "or" prefer "... instead of", which is equivalent to like better or place before others, so it cannot be modified with more or most. Extension can be expressed as "quite" and "quite".

2.prefer can also be interpreted as "put forward", which means making statements, requests, complaints, etc. It is often used with the preposition "objection", which is a formal term.