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1. Oxford Dictionary

   chose

   • IPA[tʃəʊz]

   英式

   • past of choose
2. • 相關詞

   choose

   • v.
     pick out or select (someone or something) as being the best or most appropriate of two or more ... he chose a seat facing the door now it's my turn to choose

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   chosen

   • v.
     past participle of choose
   • adj.
     having been selected as the best or most appropriate: music is his chosen vocation

   Oxford American Dictionary

   chosen

   • v.
     past participle of choose
   • adj.
     having been selected as the best or most appropriate: he is by no means a forerunner in his chosen field

   Oxford Dictionary

   choose

   • v.
     pick out (someone or something) as being the best or most appropriate of two or more alternatives: he chose a seat facing the door there are many versions to choose from

   Oxford Dictionary

   ill-chosen

   • adj.
     badly thought out; unwise: I apologize for my ill-chosen words the ill-chosen music is overloud and irritating

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   chosen people

   • ph.
     the Jewish people considered (in Jewish and Christian tradition) as having been selected by God ...

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   well chosen

   • adj.
     carefully selected, especially for a particular effect: he would sum up any situation with a few well-chosen words

   Oxford American Dictionary

   ill-chosen

   • adj.
     poorly considered: I apologize for my ill-chosen words the ill-chosen music is overloud and irritating

   Oxford American Dictionary

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3. • 更多解釋

   chose

   • IPA[CHōz]

   美式

   • past of choose

   Oxford American Dictionary