opt

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opt — 動詞

  • optpresent simple I / you / we / they
  • optshe / she / it
  • optedpast simple
  • opting-ing form

1. to decide which action, service, or possibility you want, after considering othe

1.動詞不及物C1
釋義

選擇;決定

在幾個可能中挑一個

to decide which action, service, or possibility you want, after considering other available choices.

例句

After comparing prices, Maya opted for the smaller apartment near school.

比較過價格後,Maya 選擇了學校附近較小的公寓。

opt for + noun after weighing alternatives

The hospital opted to send patients home before the storm arrived.

暴風雨來臨前,醫院決定讓病人先回家。

opt to + verb for a chosen action

常見搭配
  • opt for a cheaper plan
  • opt to wait
  • opt not to comment
  • opt for train travel
同義詞
  • choose

    the most neutral and common verb for making a choice

  • decide

    focuses on reaching a decision, not on the alternative selected

  • select

    more careful or technical, often for picking from a list

反義詞
  • reject

    focuses on refusing one option rather than choosing it

文法句型

opt to + verb

opt for + noun

用法筆記

Usually followed by 'for' before a noun phrase, or by a to-infinitive before an action. More formal than the everyday verb 'choose', and it is uncommon with a direct object alone.

常見錯誤

We opted the cheaper plan.
We opted for the cheaper plan.
'opt' normally needs 'for' before a noun choice.
Nina opted going by train.
Nina opted to go by train.
use a to-infinitive after 'opt'.
片語動詞

opt in

phrasal verb

To choose to take part in something or to allow something to happen.

選擇加入

Maya decided to opt in for the company's retirement plan.

Did you opt in to receive email updates from the store?

opt out

phrasal verb

To choose not to take part in something or to remove yourself from a situation.

選擇退出

Brian opted out of the school trip because he was sick.

You can opt out of the survey by clicking the link below.

opt — 縮寫

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