Pronunciation: /ɑpərˈtunəti/
noun a set of circumstances that makes it possible to do something
A1 I have an opportunity to learn a new language.
A2 She saw an opportunity to start her own business.
B1 The internship provided me with a great opportunity to gain work experience.
B2 Taking on this project will give me the opportunity to showcase my skills.
C1 The conference presented a unique opportunity for networking with industry leaders.
C2 Winning the award was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that I will never forget.
adjective opportune; suitable or convenient for a particular purpose
A1 I have an opportunity to learn English at school.
A2 She sees this job as a great opportunity for career growth.
B1 The internship provided me with the opportunity to gain valuable work experience.
B2 The conference presented a unique opportunity to network with industry professionals.
C1 The merger created an opportunity for the company to expand into new markets.
C2 His resignation from the board of directors opened up an opportunity for fresh leadership.
formal The company is offering a great opportunity for career advancement.
informal Hey, don't miss out on this awesome opportunity to travel abroad!
slang Dude, this gig is a total opp for us to make some quick cash.
figurative Every challenge is an opportunity in disguise, waiting to be embraced.
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