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How do you say opportunity in latin?
occasio (in the nominative singular form)
How do you say I am still looking for an appropriate opportunity?
You can say, "I am still seeking a suitable opportunity." Alternatively, you might say, "I am actively looking for the right opportunity." Both convey that you are in the process of searching for a fitting role or position.
What is the Latin word for 'opportunity'?
The Latin word for "opportunity" is "occasionem."
What is opportunity seeking?
An opportunity seeking businessman or not a businessman, uses their skills to takes up opportunity on which they can perform well that's what it means.
What is opportunity-seeking?
An opportunity seeking businessman or not a businessman, uses their skills to takes up opportunity on which they can perform well that's what it means.
Career opportunity you are seeking?
Sorry, but this is not a discussion board.
Why did people from Honduras emigrate to the US?
Salvadorans, like people from many other countries, immigrate to the Us for a variety of reasons. These include: * seeking safety from political turmoil * seeking economic opportunity * seeking educational opportunity * seeking medical assistance * joining relatives already in the US
What is the latin meaning for opportunity?
The Latin word that is closest to English "opportunity" is probably occasio (-nis, f.). The English word is from Latin opportunitas, which in Latin has the meaning "fitness, suitability, advantageous" (i.e., the quality of being opportune) and, by extension, "favorable moment" or "advantage".
Briefly describe the type of career opportunity you are seeking?
adminstrative/ clerical
What is your primary motivation for seeking employment?
An opportunity to learn new experiences.
What are your priorities in seeking a new opportunity?
Some priorities for seeking a new opportunity are:More incomeA certain job that fits your likes better.To start your own business.Better benefits.A position that is closer to home.
How do you say helmet in Latin?
you say helmet in latin (casco)<- in latin
