option
41option — (o psion ; en vers, de trois syllabes) s. f. 1° Faculté, action d opter. • Et, sans autre miséricorde que de lui donner [à David] l option de son supplice, il [Dieu] lui ordonne de choisir entre la famine, la guerre et la peste, BOSSUET Polit …
42option — I. noun Etymology: French, from Latin option , optio free choice; akin to Latin optare to choose Date: 1593 1. an act of choosing 2. a. the power or right to choose ; freedom of choice b. a privilege of demanding fulfillment of a contract on any… …
43OPTION — n. f. T. de Jurisprudence Action d’opter. Avoir l’option. Il a fait son option, dans le temps prescrit. Droit d’option, Faculté de choisir entre plusieurs objets, qui a été réservée dans un contrat. Il se dit également de la Faculté que possède… …
44option — /ˈɒpʃən / (say opshuhn) noun 1. power or liberty of choosing; right of freedom of choice. 2. something which may be or is chosen; choice. 3. the act of choosing. 4. a privilege acquired, as by the payment of a premium or consideration, of buying… …
45option — An agreement by which one binds himself to perform a certain act, usually to transfer property, for a stipulated price within a designated time, leaving it to the discretion of the person to whom the option is given to accept upon the terms… …
46option — The right to buy or sell an *asset or *security at a specific *price within a defined time period. The option confers a right rather than an obligation. See *call option and *put option …
47Option — pasirinktis statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. option vok. Option, f; Wahlmöglichkeit, f rus. вариант, m; выбор, m pranc. option, f …
48option — pasirinktis statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. option vok. Option, f; Wahlmöglichkeit, f rus. вариант, m; выбор, m pranc. option, f …
49option — See cost option no cost option purchase option factory options …
50option — Synonyms and related words: alternate choice, alternative, call, chance, choice, discretion, druthers, election, emption, first option, first refusal, free choice, free decision, free will, full consent, noncontingent free will, opportunity,… …
