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VT เลือก  lueak

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opt |äpt ɑpt | ▶verb [ no obj. ] make a choice from a range of possibilities: consumers will opt for low-priced goods | [ with infinitive ] : students opting to continue with physics. PHRASAL VERBS opt out choose not to participate in or carry on with something: they had both opted out of the medical plan. ORIGIN late 19th cent.: from French opter, from Latin optare ‘choose, wish. ’

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opt |ɒpt | ▶verb [ no obj. ] make a choice from a range of possibilities: consumers will opt for low-priced goods | [ with infinitive ] : pupils opting to continue with physics. PHRASAL VERBS opt in choose to participate in something: the database would not include a person's name unless he opted in. opt out choose not to participate in something: you can opt out of the state pension scheme. • Brit. (of a school or hospital ) decide to withdraw from local authority control. ORIGIN late 19th cent.: from French opter, from Latin optare ‘choose, wish ’.

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opt verb 1 I always opt for the better quality: choose, select, pick (out ), decide on, go for, settle on, take. 2 she's opted to stay in Richmond: choose, elect, decide, make /reach the decision, make up one's mind.

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opt verb she opted for a cream silk shirt: choose, select, pick, pick out, decide on, go for, settle on, plump for /on, single out, take, fix on; Brit. pitch on.

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opt /ɑpt |ɔpt /〖＜フランス 〗動詞 ～s /-ts /; ～ed /-ɪd /; ～ing 自動詞 (他よりも ) «…の方を /…する方を » 選択する , 決める «for /to do » ▸ opt to go for a walk instead of watching TV テレビを見るより散歩に行くことにする .ò pt í n 【団体 組織活動などに 】参加する «to » .ò pt ó ut 1 «…を » 取りやめる ; 【団体などに 】加盟しない ; 【義務 責務から 】免れる «of » .2 ｟英 ｠〈学校 病院が 〉地方自治体の管理から離れ独立経営化する .