option / ˈɒp ʃən /

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option2 个定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. the power or right of choosing.
  2. something that may be or is chosen; choice.
  3. the act of choosing.
v. 有主动词 verb
  1. to acquire or grant an option on: The studio has optioned his latest novel for film adaptation.
  2. to provide with optional equipment: The car can be fully optioned at additional cost.

option 近义词

n. 名词 noun

alternative

更多option例句

  1. These cables work and have pulled uncountable numbers of ATVs out of compromised positions, but there is a better option.
  2. Although all useful, there are also unique designs options that won’t butt against the overall look and feel of your workspace.
  3. They gave us all the option to defer for the whole semester.
  4. Infeed ads take the full screen, but users have an option to skip them.
  5. Then there’s “challenge,” a new option for coaches this season.
  6. I understand that this is human trafficking, but I know that my people have no other option.
  7. This simply is not an option for ACC to source indeterminately.
  8. Judging from current figures, there would be a substantial demand for this option, too.
  9. In all likelihood this last option is what we will get for the foreseeable future.
  10. For everybody else, public schools were the only option—and these institutions often had an abysmal record.
  11. That we should attack one week and the French another week is rotten tactically; but, practically, we have no option.
  12. A term may also continue during the option of either of the parties to be ended on notice by the party exercising the option.
  13. In taking them up, the earth may be (p. 434) allowed to remain on the roots, or shaken off, at the option of the grower.
  14. When the plants are to be hung on lath they may be wilted before "stringing" or not, at the option of the grower.
  15. The "wrappers" should be cased by themselves and "the seconds" and "fillers" together or separate at the option of the packer.