choices
word · lemma: choice
/ˈtʃɔɪsəz/
CHOY-suhz
/tʃˈɔɪsɪz/
CHOY-siz
Definition
The different things or actions that a person can choose between. It can also mean the decisions people make.
Usage & Nuances
Often used with 'have', 'make', or 'give': 'have many choices', 'make a choice', 'give someone choices'. 'Choice' is usually singular for one decision; 'choices' emphasizes several options or repeated decisions.
Spanish: opciones - eleccionesPortuguese (BR): escolhas - opçõesPortuguese (PT): escolhas - opçõesChinese (Simplified): 选择 - 选项Chinese (Traditional): 選擇 - 選項Hindi: विकल्प - चुनावArabic: خيارات - اختياراتBengali: বিকল্প - নির্বাচনRussian: выборы - вариантыJapanese: 選択肢Vietnamese: lựa chọnKorean: 선택Turkish: seçenekUrdu: انتخابIndonesian: pilihan
Example Sentences
At this point, we don't have a lot of choices.
natural
Kids learn from the choices adults make.
natural
We have two choices for dinner tonight.
basic
Her choices can change her future.
basic
The store has many choices of shoes.
basic
You gave me no choices, so I decided to leave.
natural