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1 avail
ə'veil - to no avail Isubst. \/əˈveɪl\/nytte, verdi• of what avail is it to tell her now?avails (amer., gammeldags) utbytteof no\/without avail forgjeves, til ingen nytteto little avail ikke tjene til noeIIverb \/əˈveɪl\/1) være av verdi, være brukbar, være til fordel2) hjelpe, (være til) nytte, gagneavail oneself of benytte seg av, utnytte -
2 opportunity
opə'tju:nətiplural - opportunities; noun(a chance to do or a time for doing (something): an opportunity to go to Rome; You've had several opportunities to ask him.) mulighet, anledning, sjanseanledning--------høve--------sjansesubst. \/ˌɒpəˈtjuːnətɪ\/mulighet, sjanse, anledning, leilighetat an early opportunity ved første anledningat the first opportunity så fort som mulig, ved første anledninglose\/miss an opportunity gå glipp av en sjanse, la en anledning gå fra segopportunity for something sjanse til noeopportunity knocks anledningen byr seg, sjansen byr segopportunity makes the thief leilighet gjør tyvopportunity of\/for doing something mulighet til å gjøre noeopportunity to do something anledning til å gjøre noepass up an opportunity la en sjanse gå fra seg, gå glipp av en sjansetake the opportunity gripe anledningenwhen (an\/the) opportunity arises\/offers når anledningen byr seg
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avail oneself of — index adopt, capitalize (seize the chance), employ (make use of), exercise (use), expend (consume) … Law dictionary
avail oneself of — also avail of phrasal to make use of ; take advantage of < they availed themselves of his services > … New Collegiate Dictionary
avail oneself of — use or take advantage of. → avail … English new terms dictionary
avail oneself of — (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) make useof, resort to … English dictionary for students
avail oneself of — use, exploit, make use of, take advantage of … English contemporary dictionary
avail oneself of — idi to use to one s advantage; make use of … From formal English to slang
avail — 1. The noun is used frequently in the somewhat literary phrases of no avail and to little/no avail, meaning ‘having little or no use or effective result’, and poses no problems. 2. There are also straightforward verb uses that are also slightly… … Modern English usage
avail — [ə vāl′] vi., vt. [ME availen < OFr a (L ad), to + valoir, to be worth < L valere, to be strong: see VALUE] to be of use, help, worth, or advantage (to), as in accomplishing an end [will force alone avail us?] n. 1. effective use or help;… … English World dictionary
avail — ► VERB 1) (avail oneself of) use or take advantage of. 2) help or benefit. ► NOUN ▪ use or benefit: his protests were to little avail. ORIGIN Latin valere be strong, be of value … English terms dictionary
avail — /əˈveɪl / (say uh vayl) verb (i) 1. to have force or efficacy; be of use; serve. 2. to be of value or profit. –verb (t) 3. to be of use or value to; profit; advantage. –phrase 4. avail oneself of, to give oneself the advantage of; make use of. 5 …
avail — availingly, adv. /euh vayl /, v.t. 1. to be of use or value to; profit; advantage: All our efforts availed us little in trying to effect a change. v.i. 2. to be of use; have force or efficacy; serve; help: His strength did not avail against the… … Universalium