Princeton's WordNet

1. choose, prefer, opt(verb)

   select as an alternative over another

   "I always choose the fish over the meat courses in this restaurant"; "She opted for the job on the East coast"

Kernerman English Learner's Dictionary

1. opt(verb)ɒpt

   to choose sth

   I opted for the slightly cheaper bike.; Students can opt to take a year off before starting college.

Wiktionary

1. opt(Verb)

   To choose; to select.

Origin: From opter, from optare “to choose” or "to select"

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• избирамBulgarian
• recuarPortuguese (BR)
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• aussteigenGerman
• bakke udDanish
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• odustatiCroatian
• „kiszáll” vmibőlHungarian
• mundur, membatalkanIndonesian
• velja, kjósaIcelandic
• ritirarsiItalian
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• atsisakyti (daryti, dalyvauti)Lithuanian
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