noun
opportunity
ah-per-TOO-nuh-tee/ˌɑːpərˈtuːnəti/
A favorable chance to do something.
The open audition gives the violin student an opportunity to perform.
Etymology
Latin opportunus meant “favorable” or “suitable,” drawing on the image of a wind coming toward a harbor. A favorable or suitable time became a chance to accomplish something.
In context
have yourself covered up and comfy inside now we're going to sort of take the opportunity to have a quick look inside which is something most people don't get the opportunity to do so so straight away we can see
More examples
- You have an opportunity to ask questions after the presentation.
- She takes every opportunity to practice her Spanish.
- The internship offers opportunities to learn from experienced engineers.
Forms
opportunity · opportunities
opportune adjective — Happening at a favorable or suitable time.