| Definition of 'opportunist' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) opportunist, self-seeker
a person who places expediency above principle
2. (adj) opportunist, opportunistic, timeserving
taking immediate advantage, often unethically, of any circumstance of possible benefit
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| Definitions of 'opportunist' |
The Nuttall Encyclopedia |
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1. opportunist
name given to a politician whose policy it is to take advantage of, or be guided by, circumstances.
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Sense: a person who takes advantage of any circumstance which will help him personally
a political opportunist.
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Afrikaans: opportunis |
Arabic: إنْتِهازي |
Bulgarian: опортюнист |
Brazilian: oportunista |
Czech: oportunista, -ka |
German: der/die Opportunist(in) |
Danish: opportunist |
Greek: καιροσκόπος |
Spanish: oportunista |
Estonian: oportunist |
Farsi: آدم فرصت طلب |
Finnish: opportunisti |
French: opportuniste |
Hebrew: אוֹפּוֹרטוּנִיסט |
Hindi: अवसरवादी |
Croatian: oportunist |
Hungarian: opportunista |
Indonesian: oportunis |
Icelandic: tækifærissinni |
Italian: opportunista |
Japanese: ひより見主義者 |
Korean: 기회주의자 |
Lithuanian: oportunistas, prisitaikėl |
Latvian: oportūnists |
Malay: orang yg pandai mengambil |
Dutch: opportunist |
Norwegian: opportunist, en som ser s |
Polish: oportunista |
Persian: آدم فرصت طلب |
Pashto: فرصت طلبه كس |
Portuguese: oportunista |
Romanian: oportunist |
Russian: оппортунист |
Slovak: oportunista, -ka |
Slovenian: preračunljivec |
Serbian: oportunista |
Swedish: opportunist |
Thai: ผู้ฉวยโอกาส |
Turkish: fırsatçı |
Taiwanese: 機會主義者 |
Ukrainian: опортуніст |
Urdu: موقع پرست |
Vietnamese: người cơ hội |
Chinese: 机会主义者 |
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