opt out in Japanese
opt out in Japanese is オプトアウトする — opt out means to choose not to take part in something you would otherwise be included in automatically.
opt out in Japanese
オプトアウトする
Pronounced: oputoautosuru
To choose not to participate in something.
What does "opt out" mean?
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verb To choose not to take part in something you would otherwise be included in automatically.
"You are enrolled in the pension by default, but you can opt out at any time."
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noun An arrangement or clause that lets a party avoid a rule, agreement or default that would otherwise apply to them. Usually written opt-out.
"The UK negotiated an opt-out from the single currency."
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adjective Describing a system in which people are included by default and must actively ask to be excluded. Written opt-out.
"The country moved to an opt-out organ donation register in 2020."
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opt out in a sentence
- You are enrolled in the pension by default, but you can opt out at any time.
- Parents who wish to opt out of the trip should return the form by Friday.
- The UK negotiated an opt-out from the single currency.
- There is an opt-out at the bottom of every email we send.
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What is "opt out" in Japanese?
"opt out" in Japanese is オプトアウトする. opt out means: To choose not to take part in something you would otherwise be included in automatically.
How do you pronounce オプトアウトする?
"opt out" in Japanese is オプトアウトする, pronounced "oputoautosuru".
How do you use "opt out" in a sentence?
Example: "You are enrolled in the pension by default, but you can opt out at any time." In Japanese, "opt out" is オプトアウトする.
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