英语词汇opportunity的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

opportunity /ˌɒpəˈtjuːnəti, ˌɒpəˈtjuːnɪti $ ˌɑːpərˈtuː-/ noun a chance to do somethingadjectivesa good/great/wonderful etc opportunity It’s a great opportunity to try new things.the ideal/perfect opportunity I’d been wanting to try sailing, and this seemed like the ideal opportunity.a valuable opportunity This is a valuable opportunity to cure yourself of a bad habit.a golden opportunity (=a very good opportunity) The council has missed a golden opportunity to improve the town centre.a rare/unique opportunity Visitors will have a unique opportunity to see how the programme is made.a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity (=a very good opportunity that you will only get once) For many athletes, the Olympics are a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.a wasted/lost/missed opportunity (=one you do not use) Many people see the failed talks as a missed opportunity for peace.ample opportunity/plenty of opportunity (=a number of chances to do something) There will be ample opportunity for shopping.little opportunity (=not many chances) They had little opportunity to discuss the issue beforehand.educational/political/economic etc opportunities She campaigned for better educational opportunities for women.verbs + opportunityhave an opportunity I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to travel.get an opportunity I decided to go, as I might never get this opportunity again.take/use an opportunity (=do something you have a chance to do) Several employees took the opportunity to retire early.seize/grasp/grab an opportunity (=do something very eagerly when you have the chance) She saw an opportunity to speak to him, and seized it.welcome an opportunity He welcomed the opportunity to give his version of events.miss/lose/pass up an opportunity (=not do something you have a chance to do) Dwyer never missed an opportunity to criticize her.give sb an opportunity The children should be given the opportunity to make their own choices.provide/present/open up an opportunity The course also provides an opportunity to study Japanese.create an opportunity A good player is always creating opportunities to score.see/spot an opportunity We saw an opportunity to expand our business.opportunity + verbsan opportunity comes (along/up) When an opportunity comes, grab it.an opportunity arises Perhaps she would explain later, if the opportunity arose.nouns + opportunitya photo opportunity (=a chance to take a good photograph, especially of a particular person) Parents will always look for good photo opportunities at their kid’s graduation ceremony.a business opportunity He realized that this was an excellent business opportunity.job/employment opportunities There are better job opportunities in the south of England.prepositions(an) opportunity for sth There was little opportunity for discussion.an opportunity for sb This is a great opportunity for someone who likes being with animals.phrasesat the first/earliest opportunity (=as soon as possible) He decided to leave school at the earliest opportunity.at every (possible) opportunity (=whenever possible) She went to the museum at every opportunity.a window of opportunity (=a time when you can do something) The other team started making mistakes, but we didn’t take advantage of this window of opportunity.a land of opportunity (=a country where people have a lot of good opportunities) America was then seen as a land of opportunity.the opportunity of a lifetime (=a very good opportunity that you will only get once) The winner of the contest got the opportunity of a lifetime – the chance to work with a top fashion designer.

词组	opportunity
释义	opportunity /ˌɒpəˈtjuːnəti, ˌɒpəˈtjuːnɪti $ ˌɑːpərˈtuː-/ noun a chance to do somethingadjectivesa good/great/wonderful etc opportunity It’s a great opportunity to try new things.the ideal/perfect opportunity I’d been wanting to try sailing, and this seemed like the ideal opportunity.a valuable opportunity This is a valuable opportunity to cure yourself of a bad habit.a golden opportunity (=a very good opportunity) The council has missed a golden opportunity to improve the town centre.a rare/unique opportunity Visitors will have a unique opportunity to see how the programme is made.a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity (=a very good opportunity that you will only get once) For many athletes, the Olympics are a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.a wasted/lost/missed opportunity (=one you do not use) Many people see the failed talks as a missed opportunity for peace.ample opportunity/plenty of opportunity (=a number of chances to do something) There will be ample opportunity for shopping.little opportunity (=not many chances) They had little opportunity to discuss the issue beforehand.educational/political/economic etc opportunities She campaigned for better educational opportunities for women.verbs + opportunityhave an opportunity I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to travel.get an opportunity I decided to go, as I might never get this opportunity again.take/use an opportunity (=do something you have a chance to do) Several employees took the opportunity to retire early.seize/grasp/grab an opportunity (=do something very eagerly when you have the chance) She saw an opportunity to speak to him, and seized it.welcome an opportunity He welcomed the opportunity to give his version of events.miss/lose/pass up an opportunity (=not do something you have a chance to do) Dwyer never missed an opportunity to criticize her.give sb an opportunity The children should be given the opportunity to make their own choices.provide/present/open up an opportunity The course also provides an opportunity to study Japanese.create an opportunity A good player is always creating opportunities to score.see/spot an opportunity We saw an opportunity to expand our business.opportunity + verbsan opportunity comes (along/up) When an opportunity comes, grab it.an opportunity arises Perhaps she would explain later, if the opportunity arose.nouns + opportunitya photo opportunity (=a chance to take a good photograph, especially of a particular person) Parents will always look for good photo opportunities at their kid’s graduation ceremony.a business opportunity He realized that this was an excellent business opportunity.job/employment opportunities There are better job opportunities in the south of England.prepositions(an) opportunity for sth There was little opportunity for discussion.an opportunity for sb This is a great opportunity for someone who likes being with animals.phrasesat the first/earliest opportunity (=as soon as possible) He decided to leave school at the earliest opportunity.at every (possible) opportunity (=whenever possible) She went to the museum at every opportunity.a window of opportunity (=a time when you can do something) The other team started making mistakes, but we didn’t take advantage of this window of opportunity.a land of opportunity (=a country where people have a lot of good opportunities) America was then seen as a land of opportunity.the opportunity of a lifetime (=a very good opportunity that you will only get once) The winner of the contest got the opportunity of a lifetime – the chance to work with a top fashion designer.
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