گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'opinion'

1 حسابداری و مالی:: دیدگاه

2 عمومی:: عقیده‌

3 عمومی:: نظ‌ریه‌

4 عمومی:: رای‌

5 عمومی:: زعم

6 عمومی:: گمان‌

7 عمومی:: نظ‌ر

8 عمومی:: اندیشه‌

9 عمومی:: فكر

1 general:: opinion verbs have/hold an opinion • Everyone seemed to have a different opinion. • He holds strong opinions on these issues. ask somebody (for) their opinion ( also ask for sb’s opinion ) • We asked people for their opinions about the Olympics. • Nobody asked my opinion. • It’s a good idea to ask people for their opinions and suggestions. give/express an opinion (= say what your opinion is ) • He gave his opinion only when asked. voice/state an opinion written (= give your opinion, especially in a formal situation ) • She has every right to voice her opinion. form an opinion (= gradually decide what your opinion is ) • Olson had not yet formed an opinion as to Mark’s reliability. adjectives the general opinion (= the opinion that most people have about something ) • The general opinion seems to be that the government has made a mess of the war. popular/public opinion (= what ordinary people think about something ) • How much do newspapers influence popular opinion? sb’s personal opinion • My personal opinion is that his first film was better. strong opinions • People have strong opinions about this subject. phrases have a difference of opinion (= two people disagree ) • He and Luke had a difference of opinion. something is a matter of opinion (= used to say that you disagree, or that people disagree about something ) • "He’s a very nice man." "That’s a matter of opinion," thought Sam. contrary to popular opinion (= in spite of what most people think ) • Contrary to popular opinion, many cats dislike milk. in my humble opinion (= used when giving your opinion, especially when you want to emphasize what you are about to say ) • In my humble opinion, he is the greatest sportsman Britain has produced. keep your opinions to yourself (= not say what you really think ) • As the youngest person there, I knew enough to keep my opinions to myself. opinion is divided as to/on/over something (= people have different opinions about it ) • Opinion was divided as to whether the program will work. everyone is entitled to their opinion (= used especially when politely disagreeing with what someone says ) • Of course everyone is entitled to their opinion, but I can't accept what he is saying. COMMON ERRORS >>> Do not say ' according to my opinion '. Say in my opinion . >>> Do not say ' say your opinion '. Say give your opinion or express your opinion .

2 general:: opinion what you think about something or someone: • People didn’t usually ask his opinion about anything. • She has rather a low opinion of young people. view your opinion about a serious or important issue: • She has strong views about education. • In my view , footballers are paid too much. point of view your opinion, especially when this is influenced by the situation you are in: • From a farmer’s point of view, foxes are a nuisance. • It all depends on your point of view. position the official opinion of a government, political party, or someone in authority: • The Prime Minister has made his position perfectly clear. • The party has changed its position on nuclear weapons. attitude your opinions and feelings about something or someone, especially when this shows in your behaviour: • My parents and I have very different attitudes to life. • It was his attitude to women that shocked me. school of thought an opinion that one group of people have about a subject, especially when this is different from that of another group: • There is one school of thought that says that coffee is addictive and is therefore a bad thing. • There are two schools of thought on this.

3 general:: noun views: We need your opinion about the project.

4 general:: see FORM AN OPINION; MATTER OF OPINION.

5 general::   noun what you think about sb/sth ADJ. good, high | low, poor | strong | conflicting, different, mixed Opinions are mixed regarding genetically-modified food. | honest If you want my honest opinion, I think the book is awful. | expert, informed, professional | considered | personal, subjective | objective | contrary, dissenting | majority | minority | second If in doubt about your diagnosis, get a second opinion. VERB + OPINION entertain, have, hold | air, express, give (sb), offer (sb), pass, state, venture, voice The bishop spoke without passing any opinion on the scandal. | ask sb, seek He asked me for my opinion on the course. | get | form I formed the opinion that he was not to be trusted. | change OPINION + VERB change | differ, vary Opinions differ as to when this wine should be drunk. PREP. in your ~ In my opinion, golf is a dull sport. | ~ about/on She holds strong opinions on education. | ~ as to opinions as to the merits of the scheme | ~ of He has a very high opinion of your work. PHRASES be of the opinion that … (formal) (= to believe or think that), a difference of opinion a genuine difference of opinion between the experts | in my humble opinion (humorous), a matter of opinion ‘London is wonderful.’ ‘That's a matter of opinion.’ what people in general think about sth ADJ. prevailing | general, popular, public Contrary to popular opinion, many adult cats dislike milk. | international, local, national | expert, informed, professional | academic, legal, medical, political QUANT. body This view is supported by a growing body of professional opinion. VERB + OPINION mould, shape attempts to shape public opinion OPINION + VERB be against sth, be in favour of sth Prevailing local opinion is against the new road proposals. | be divided Public opinion is divided on the subject of capital punishment. OPINION + NOUN poll | former, leader PREP. ~ among Opinion among doctors is that the medication is safe. PHRASES climate of opinion in the present climate of opinion | shades of opinion all shades of political opinion