opting

英 [ˈɒptɪŋ]

美 [ˈɑːptɪŋ]

v.  选择; 挑选
opt的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• VERB 选择；作出抉择
  If youopt forsomething, oropt todo something, you choose it or decide to do it in preference to anything else.
  1. Depending on your circumstances you may wish to opt for one method or the other...
     依据自身情况的不同，你可能希望选择这种或那种方法。
  2. Our students can also opt to stay in residence.
     我们的学生也可以选择住校。

双语例句

• This is perhaps reflected in the growing trend that many Chinese women are opting to remain single.
  这在很多中国女性选择单身的趋势中也能得到一定的体现。
• Although the numbers are still small, a growing percentage of MBA graduates are opting to become entrepreneurs.
  虽说创业人数仍不多，但选择自主创业的mba毕业生比例正不断上升。
• We believe that opting for transparency is a greater good, he said.
  我们认为，选择透明度更加有益，他表示。
• Companies are now opting for technologies, which are more environmentally friendly, and more energy saving in nature.
  更多的纺织企业开始选择更环保，更节能，更亲和大自然的技术。
• Instead, the region is opting for short-term measures that defer rather than eliminate the pain.
  相反，亚洲地区正选择一些延缓、而非消除痛苦的短期举措。
• Next year's crop of undergraduates opting to take physics represents just 2 per cent of all undergraduates.
  明年选修物理的大学生仅占大学生总数的2%。
• Businesses are opting for automated purchasing and reverse auctions where all that matters is price.
  机械化的采购是交易的一种选择，而反向拍卖则改变种种不便，价格是唯一不确定因素。
• If we are following the 1990 script, then investors should be opting for the safety of treasury bonds.
  如果根据1990年的脚本，那么投资人应该选择联邦债券的安全。
• What courses are most students opting for?
  多数学生选什么课程？
• It greatly simplified the issuance process, opting for a registration system rather than an approval system a move that forced investors, not regulators, to assess credit risks.
  它极大地简化了发行程序，采用注册制，而非核准制，此举迫使投资者（而非监管者）对信用风险进行评估。