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41opt — verb 1》 make a choice. 2》 (opt out) choose not to participate. ↘Brit. (of a school or hospital) decide to withdraw from local authority control. Origin C19: from Fr. opter, from L. optare choose …
42opt-in — A customer or potential customer who chooses to give permission for use of personalized information or to receive solicitation, particularly via direct marketing and the Internet. Compare opt out …
43opt — verb 1) I always opt for the better quality Syn: choose, select, pick (out), decide on, go for, settle on, take 2) she s opted to stay in Richmond Syn: choose, elect, decide, make/reach the decision …
44opt — v Usu. opt for make a choice, choose, pick, select, single out, go for, lean toward; determine, de cide or decide on, make up one s mind …
45opt — verb Syn: choose, select, pick, decide, elect Phrases: opt for …
46opt — [ɒpt] verb [I] to choose from a range of possibilities We opted for the less expensive car.[/ex] • opt out …
47OPT-80 — A substance being studied in the treatment of diarrhea caused by infection with Clostridium difficile (a type of bacteria that can grow without oxygen) in cancer patients. OPT 80 is a type of antibiotic. Also called tiacumicin B and PAR 101 …
48opt — v.intr. (usu. foll. by for, between) exercise an option; make a choice. Phrases and idioms: opt out (often foll. by of) choose not to participate (opted out of the race). Etymology: F opter f. L optare choose, wish …
49opt-out — ˈopt out noun [singular] when a country or organization decides not to join a group or system: • Britain s opt out from the European agreement • The company secured an opt out clause in the proposed law. * * * opt out UK US noun [C] ► a situation …
50Opt Out — Article connexe : Opt in. Opt Out, terme marketing ou légal qualifiant une adresse électronique. On parle également de permission marketing. Ce terme est généralement utilisé en marketing direct pour qualifier l usage d un fichier courriel.… …
