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31opt — /ɒpt / (say opt) phrase 1. opt for, to decide in favour of; choose. 2. opt out, a. (sometimes followed by of) to decide not to participate: *Tasmania has argued that states should be able to opt out of the national laws. –aap news, 2000. b. to… …
32/opt — Filesystem Hierarchy Standard Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (« norme de la hiérarchie des systèmes de fichiers », abrégé en FHS) définit l arborescence et le contenu des principaux répertoires des systèmes de fichiers des systèmes d… …
33opt in — UK US opt in Phrasal Verb with opt({{}}/ɒpt/ verb [I] ► to choose to be part of an activity, arrangement, etc.: »Company policy is to leave new workers out of the pension scheme, unless they choose to opt in …
34opt in — PHRASAL VERB If you can opt in, you are able to choose to be part of an agreement or system. [V P to n] He proposed that only those countries which were willing and able should opt in to phase three... [V P] He didn t exactly opt out because he… …
35opt — v. 1) (d; intr.) to opt for 2) (rare) (E) they opted to decline the invitation * * * [ɒpt] (d; intr.) to opt for (rare) (E) they opted to decline the invitation …
36opt — ep·opt; opt; …
37opt — [[t]ɒpt[/t]] v. i. 1) to make a choice; choose: Voters opted for conservative candidates[/ex] 2) cvb phv opt out, to decide to leave or withdraw: to opt out of the urban congestion[/ex] • Etymology: 1875–80; < F opter to choose, divide < L… …
38opt-in — adjective Of a selection, the property of having to choose explicitly to join or permit something; a decision having the default option being exclusion or avoidance; used particularly with regard to mailing lists and advertisement. They set up an …
39OPT — oligonucleoside phosphorothioate; o phthaldialdehyde; optimal pharmacological therapy; optimization * * * opt abbr optician …
40opt — best [Lat. optimus]; optics, optician * * * opt abbr optician …
