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1 choice
[tʃɔis]1. n ընտրություն. large/wide/ bad/final choice մեծ/լայն/վատ/վերջնական ընտրություն. make a good choice լավ ընտրություն կա տարել. have no choice but ուրիշ ելք չունենալ. approved choice խելամիտ, ողջախոհ ընտր ություն.2. a ընտիր, լավագույն -
2 Choice
خيار ، اختيار ، مفاضلة -
3 choice
اختيار* * *اخْتِيار -
4 choice group
"A control that is used to present a set of mutually exclusive choices. By default, a choice group contains two choice sections, one of which appears to the user as the default choice in the form." -
5 Choice critenon
معيار الاختيار ،- الخيار -
6 Choice of law
اختيار القانون -
7 Choice of weights
اختيار اَلْمَوَازِين -
8 multiple-choice property
A property that contains a set of predefined values. For example you could create a multiple-choice property named Shirt_Size and define the following possible values: S M and L. -
9 Consumer's choice
اختيار المستهلك ، خيار- -
10 Domicile of choice
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11 Free choice
اختيار حر -
12 Freedom of choice
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13 Random choice
اختيار عَشْوَائِيّ -
14 Rational choice
اختيار رشيد -
15 Theory of choice
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16 Theory of consumer's choice
نظرية اختيار المستهلكينEnglish-Arabic economic glossary > Theory of consumer's choice
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17 Theory of economic choice
نظرية الاختيارات الاقتصاديةEnglish-Arabic economic glossary > Theory of economic choice
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18 ENGAGEMENT CHOICE
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19 FIRST CHOICE ROUTE
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20 multiple choice question
"A type of question (for example, in a poll, survey or test) where the user must select a response from a set of pre-defined options."
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choice — (n.) c.1300, from O.Fr. chois (12c., Mod.Fr. choix), from verb choisir to choose, from a Germanic source (Cf. Gothic kausjan to taste, test ), from P.Gmc. base *kaus , *keus , from PIE root *geus to taste, choose (see GUSTO (Cf. gusto)). Replaced … Etymology dictionary