B1nounworkeducation
US/ˌɑː.pərˈtuː.nə.ti/
UK/ˌɒp.əˈtjuː.nə.ti/
a time or situation when it is possible for you to do something you want
In context
The internship gave me the opportunity to work with international clients.
I'd like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their support.
There are more job opportunities in big cities, but life is more expensive.
Words that go with opportunity
verb + noun
- take the opportunityShe took the opportunity to ask the CEO a question.
- have the opportunityStudents will have the opportunity to study abroad for one semester.
- miss an opportunityDon't miss this opportunity to meet people in your industry.
noun + noun
- job opportunityHe moved to Ho Chi Minh City for a better job opportunity.
adjective + noun
- golden opportunityThis trade fair is a golden opportunity to find new customers.
- equal opportunitiesThe company believes in equal opportunities for men and women.
noun + preposition
- opportunity forThe course is a great opportunity for career development.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
This job gives me an opportunity to improving my English.Correct: This job gives me an opportunity to improve my English.