opportune

UK
/ˈɒp.ə.tjuːn/
US
/ˈɑː.pɚ.tun/

Traducciones

opportuneadjective
more opportune
Comp.
most opportune
Super.
opportunConvient à une occasion précise, au bon moment.
She chose an opportune moment to announce her resignation.
Elle a choisi un moment opportun pour annoncer sa démission.
opportunSe dit d’un moment ou d’un événement favorable, bien choisi.
The opportune arrival of the rain saved the crops from withering.
L’arrivée opportune de la pluie a sauvé les récoltes du flétrissement.
opportuneverb
opportuned
Past Simple
opportuned
Past Participle
opportuning
Gerund
UK
/ˈɒp.ə.tjuːn/
US
/ˈɑː.pɚ.tun/
Rare, mostly in literary/archaic usage meaning ‘to press or importune’.

Definiciones

opportuneadjective
Occurring at a favorable or advantageous time; well-timed.
The opportune arrival of the rain saved the crops from withering.
Suitable or convenient for a particular purpose or occasion.
She chose an opportune moment to announce her resignation.
opportuneverb
(rare, archaic) To arrange or time (an action or event) so that it occurs at a favorable or convenient moment; to make opportune.
The organisers opportuned the ceremony to align with the town's annual fair.