释义 |
opt I. \ˈäpt\ intransitive verb (-ed/-ing/-s) Etymology: French opter to choose, desire, from Latin optare — more at opine 1. : to make a choice of citizenship; especially : to choose between a former citizenship and that of a new sovereign state made of a territory transferred by treaty < opted to retain his nationality > 2. a. : to decide to do one of two or more alternatively possible things < opted to go to Europe > b. : to decide in favor of one or more alternatively available things or courses < give the people an opportunity to opt for statehood — Rupert Emerson > < would still opt for a good jazz band > II. abbreviation 1. operate 2. optative 3. optical; optician; optics 4. option; optional |