optioning
ˈɑpʃənɪŋ
Definition

Definition of optioning - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

financeTECH.related to or involving optionsTECH.
  • The optioning process can be complex.
  • Optioning strategies can vary greatly.
  • The company is optioning new technologies for future projects.
optional selective
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Origin of optioning

Latin, optio (choice) + -ing (action)

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  1. French:optionnaire, ...
  2. German:optionsbezogen, ...
  3. Italian:relativo alle opzioni, ...
  4. Spanish:relacionado con opciones, ...
  5. Portuguese:opcional, ...
  6. Chinese:与选项相关, ...
  7. Japanese:オプションに関連する, ...
  8. Arabic:خِيَارِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:קָשׁוּר לְאוֹפְּצְיוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:связанный с опционами, ...
  11. Ukrainian:опціонний, ...
  12. Hindi:विकल्पों से संबंधित, ...
option
ˈɑːpʃən

Definition of option - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
alternativechoice or possibility among several
  • He had several options for his vacation plans..
alternative choice selection
2.
lawfreedom or right to make a choice
  • She had the option to work from home.
alternative choice preference

Verb

tr.
1.
select preferentiallychoose or select as a preference
  • You can option any of these models as your prize..
choose pick select
2.
financeTECH.purchase a right to buy or sell an assetTECH.
  • The company decided to option the property for future development.
hedge speculate
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easier alternative in a decision-making process
Choosing the soft option, she decided to stay home.
the most valuable or important option available
Choosing the crown-jewel option made the project successful.
extreme measure considered as a last resort
The board considered the nuclear option to resolve the ongoing crisis..
choice available for consideration
We have an option on the table to extend the deadline.
choose the easiest or least challenging course of action
He decided to take the soft option and avoid the hard work.
secure a future opportunity or decision
They decided to take an option on the new property.

Origin of option

Latin, optio (choice)

Examples of option in a sentence

  • He explored every option before deciding.
  • You have the option of appealing the decision.
  • Tenants retain the option to end the lease early.
  • She exercised her option to purchase the shares.
  • The option expired without being used.
  • Art was a popular option among students.

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  1. French:option, opter, ...
  2. German:Option, wählen, ...
  3. Italian:alternativa, scegliere, ...
  4. Spanish:opción, elegir, ...
  5. Portuguese:opção, escolher, ...
  6. Chinese:选择, 挑选, ...
  7. Japanese:選択肢, 選択する, ...
  8. Arabic:خِيَار, اِخْتارَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:בְּרֵירָה, לִבְחֹר, ...
  10. Russian:вариант, выбрать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:варіант, вибрати, ...
  12. Hindi:विकल्प, विकल्प चुनना, ...

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