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occasion
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opportunity [Brit ɒpəˈtjuːnɪti, Am ˌɑpərˈt(j)unədi] N
1. opportunity (appropriate time, occasion):
opportunity
occasion f (for de, to do, of doing, for doing de faire)
to seek an opportunity for discussion/rest
to give sb an or the opportunity to do
to give sb every opportunity
donner à qn toutes les chances (to do de faire)
to miss a golden opportunity
I should like to take this opportunity to say
at the earliest opportunity
2. opportunity (good chance, possibility):
opportunity
export/investment opportunity
opportunity knocks!
equal opportunity
equal opportunity equal opportunities N:
equal opportunities attr employer
equal opportunities legislation
photo opportunity N
photo opportunity
market opportunity N
market opportunity
opportunity cost N
opportunity cost
equality of opportunity
an undreamed-of opportunity
toss away fig opportunity
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English
opportunité controvers
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opportunity <-ties> [ˌɒpəˈtju:nəti, Am ˌɑ:pɚˈtu:nət̬i] N
1. opportunity (convenient occasion):
opportunity
a unique opportunity to +infin
an opportunity of doing sth
at every opportunity
to take an opportunity to +infin
2. opportunity (chance for advancement):
opportunity
photo opportunity N
photo opportunity → photocall
photocall N Brit
equal opportunities N
equal opportunities pl N:
to jump at an opportunity
squander opportunity
pounce on opportunity, mistake
fantastic offer, opportunity, time
embrace opportunity
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English
English
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opportunity <-ties> [ˌa·pər·ˈtu··t̬i] N
1. opportunity (convenient occasion):
opportunity
a unique opportunity to +infin
an opportunity to do sth
at every opportunity
to take the opportunity to +infin
2. opportunity (chance for advancement):
opportunity
equal opportunity N
equal opportunity
photo opportunity N
photo opportunity
to jump at an opportunity
squander opportunity
pounce on opportunity, mistake
fantastic offer, opportunity, time
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French
English
English
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He squanders all of his and his parents' property in order to buy her gifts, only to have her reject him nonetheless.
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She and her sister squander their education and youth.
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Only 5.5 million yuan was ever recovered by the police, with the remainder squandered by the perpetrators' gambling.
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What he does now instead, is squander his gift on petty quarrels, he wrote.
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Having squandered his inheritance, and with a proclivity for drinking and gambling, he accumulated debts.
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