Pronunciation: /ˈɑpʃən/
noun a choice or alternative that is available
A1 I have the option to choose between tea or coffee.
A2 Students have the option to study abroad for a semester.
B1 There is an option to upgrade to a premium membership for more features.
B2 The company offers employees the option to work remotely.
C1 Having the option to work flexible hours can greatly improve work-life balance.
C2 The government is exploring various options to address the issue of climate change.
adjective describing something that is optional or not required
A1 I have the option to choose between red or blue.
A2 She was given the option to work from home or in the office.
B1 Having the option to study online or in person is convenient for students.
B2 The hotel offers guests the option to upgrade to a suite for an additional cost.
C1 There is an option to customize the software to suit specific business needs.
C2 The company provides employees with the option to participate in professional development programs.
formal The company offers a variety of investment options for their clients.
informal You have the option to choose between the blue or red shirt.
slang I have the option to bail on the party if it gets boring.
figurative She saw quitting her job as the only viable option for her mental health.
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