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opt out

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opt out• Employees who do not wish to be part of the company's healthcare program can opt out if they want to.• The treaty gave Britain the right to opt out of the single European currency system.
opt of• The sixties had been a very difficult decade to opt out of.• David felt sick and opted out of going to his Uncle's house for dinner that night• None of us can opt out of it.• The cracks in the moral edifice are visibly growing: people are beginning to opt out of its orthodoxies.• Miller opted out of military service for religious reasons.• Income transfers, in contrast, allow individuals to effectively opt out of the capitalistic process.• The lines gave their employees the choice of opting out of the trip.
opt of• The sixties had been a very difficult decade to opt out of.• None of us can opt out of it.• The cracks in the moral edifice are visibly growing: people are beginning to opt out of its orthodoxies.• Income transfers, in contrast, allow individuals to effectively opt out of the capitalistic process.• The lines gave their employees the choice of opting out of the trip.
ˈopt-out noun [countableC] British EnglishBrE  
1  when a person or group chooses not to join a system or accept an agreement 〔对某项制度或协定的〕不参与，退出
 an opt-out clause
退出条款
opt-out on/from
 the government’s opt-out on the euro
政府不加入欧元体系的决定
2  when a school or hospital in Britain chooses to control its own money, instead of being controlled by local government 〔英国的学校或医院从地方政府的控制下〕退出，脱离〔以便自行管理经费〕
 an opt-out school
脱离地方当局财政管辖的学校
Examples from the Corpus
opt-out• He will be aware that all five candidates in that by-election were opposed to the Foresterhill opt-out.• Mr Major bragged about his opt-out from the social chapter, saying that it would attract foreign investment from Britain's neighbours.• Delegates voted to oppose the mass opt-out plans and scrap controversial tests for seven and eleven-year-olds.• Our country's interests can not be served by isolation or opt-out.• Therefore, to excise it would not imply any reversal of Britain's opt-out.• That is what the uncertainty created by the Prime Minister's opt-out will cost us.• Opponents to the opt-out now have a chance to lodge objections to the Education Secretary.• It would imply that Labour was ill-advised in ever tabling the amendment, and in believing it to undermine the opt-out.
opt-out on/from• Mr Major bragged about his opt-out from the social chapter, saying that it would attract foreign investment from Britain's neighbours.
From Longman Business Dictionary
opt out phrasal verbphr v [intransitiveI]
to choose not to do something or not to remain in a particular arrangement
Companies that are already in the scheme may opt out.
of
A key question for employees opting out of a medical plan is how well they would be covered in the case of an accident.
→ see also opt-out
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opt-outˈopt-out noun [singular]
when a country or organization decides not to join a group or system
Britain’s opt-out from the European agreement
The company secured anopt-out clause in the proposed law.
ˈopt-out noun
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opt out

opt out
phrasal verbphr v 
a) AVOIDto avoid doing a duty 逃避职责
of
 You can’t just opt out of all responsibility for the child!
你不能就这样对孩子完全撒手不管！
b) TAKE PART/BE INVOLVEDto decide not to be part of a group or system 决定不参与
of
 Britain wants to opt out of the new European regulations.
英国想选择不受欧盟新规定的约束。
c) PEPGif a school or hospital in Britain opts out, it decides to control the money that it is given by the government, instead of being controlled by local government 〔英国学校或医院〕自主管理政府拨给的经费〔而非由地方政府来管理〕
Examples from the Corpus
opt out• Employees who do not wish to be part of the company's healthcare program can opt out if they want to.• The treaty gave Britain the right to opt out of the single European currency system.
opt of• The sixties had been a very difficult decade to opt out of.• David felt sick and opted out of going to his Uncle's house for dinner that night• None of us can opt out of it.• The cracks in the moral edifice are visibly growing: people are beginning to opt out of its orthodoxies.• Miller opted out of military service for religious reasons.• Income transfers, in contrast, allow individuals to effectively opt out of the capitalistic process.• The lines gave their employees the choice of opting out of the trip.
opt of• The sixties had been a very difficult decade to opt out of.• None of us can opt out of it.• The cracks in the moral edifice are visibly growing: people are beginning to opt out of its orthodoxies.• Income transfers, in contrast, allow individuals to effectively opt out of the capitalistic process.• The lines gave their employees the choice of opting out of the trip.
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