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Meanings of choosing in English
Act of judging the merits of multiple options and selecting one or more of them.
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Usage of choosing in English
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Indeed, some shareholders are choosing cash in hand over future market uncertainties.
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They seriously needed to consider a new method of choosing their Oracles.
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We're seeing a healthier population so people are choosing to work longer.
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The next step, choosing a prime minister, may prove far more difficult.
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That's why choosing them for our September issue cover story made sense.
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But choosing the right location that best suits your needs is key.
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Really listen. Bast looked down for a moment, choosing his words carefully.
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When choosing a pension, having all the information you need is key.
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He... tried to make everything right, I said, choosing my words carefully.
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The woman devoted much time to choosing six days' worth of dresses.
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She remembers colleagues choosing them 20 years ago, but personally felt differently.
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When choosing a nursing home, financial constraints may limit your choice considerably.
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Mr Voon said companies should also take care when choosing an agency.
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You line the words up without choosing them carefully, and it shows.
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This means choosing the right wines for your taste and your budget.
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Start by studying the major currency pairs and choosing your preferred trade.
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Choosing through the time
Choosing across language varieties
South Africa
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Australia
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Ireland
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