Meaning & Definition of Choose in English
Choose
To pick or select from options.
Pronunciation:
/tʃuːz/Part of Speech:
verbDetailed Definitions
Definition: To select from a number of possibilities.
Example Sentence: I choose to study biology this semester.
Definition: To prefer or decide on a particular option.
Example Sentence: She chose the blue dress for the party.
Definition: To make a decision or come to a resolution.
Example Sentence: He finally chose to accept the job offer.
Definition: To elect or appoint.
Example Sentence: They chose him as their leader.
Definition: To have the option or freedom to select.
Example Sentence: You can choose whatever you like from the menu.
Etymology
Origin: Middle English 'chose', from Old French 'choisir', Latin 'eligere'.
Synonyms
Common Phrases and Expressions
- choose wisely: Select your options carefully.
- choose your battles: Decide which conflicts are worth engaging in.
- choose between: Make a selection from two or more options.
Translations
- Spanish: elegir
- French: choisir
- German: wählen
- Russian: выбирать
Related Words
- chooser: A person who selects.
- choice: The act of selecting from options.
- chosen: Selected or picked.
Slang Meanings of choose
Meaning: To make a choice in a casual manner.
Example Sentence: Just choose whatever feels right.
Meaning: To opt for something trendy or popular.
Example Sentence: I’m gonna choose that new place for dinner; everyone is raving about it.