choosing (B1)
verb
Pronunciation: /ˈtʃuːzɪŋ/
Definition
The act or process of selecting or deciding on one thing from a number of available alternatives.
Examples
The choosing of a new leader for the company was a difficult process.
We spent hours choosing the perfect paint color for the living room.
Her choosing to focus on her studies paid off in the long run.
How to Use choosing
- choose from (prepositional phrase)
- To select one or more items from a group or range of options. — "There are many different flavors to choose from."
- choose to do something (collocation)
- To make a decision to perform a specific action. — "She chose to study abroad for a year."
- choose between (prepositional phrase)
- To select one option when there are two or more alternatives. — "It's difficult choosing between the two job offers."
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