choix - Wiktionary, the free dictionary Inherited from Middle French choix, from Old French chois, deverbal from choisir, coisir (“ to differentiate, see distinctly ”), from Frankish *keusan (see contemporary Dutch kiezen), ultimately from Proto-Germanic *keusaną (“ to choose ”), from Proto-Indo-European *ǵews-(“ to choose ”)
choisir - Wiktionary, the free dictionary This is a regular verb of the second conjugation, like finir, nourrir, and most other verbs with infinitives ending in -ir One salient feature of this conjugation is the repeated appearance of the infix -iss-
embarras du choix - Wiktionary, the free dictionary embarras du choix m (uncountable) embarrassment of riches ( overabundance of possibilities, so that choosing becomes difficult ) avoir l'embarras du choix ― to be spoilt for choice
Port au Choix - Wiktionary, the free dictionary From French Port au Choix, a corruption of Basque portu (“ port, harbour ”) suffixed with the diminutive suffix -txoa The Basque toponym was reinterpreted to French port (“ port ”) and choix (“ choice ”)
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second - Wiktionary, the free dictionary French: (please verify) article de second choix m; German: zweite Wahl f; Greek: δεύτερος m (défteros) Hungarian: másodosztályú áru; Italian: (please verify) seconda scelta f; Japanese: B級品 (ビーきゅうひん, bī-kyūhin) Macedonian: второстепена стока f (vtorostepena stoka) Maltese: ta’ sekonda
pick - Wiktionary, the free dictionary French: choix m; Italian: scelta f; Norwegian: valg n; Polish: wybór m, prawo wyboru n, możliwość wyboru f, kandydat m; Portuguese: escolha f; Russian: вы́бор m (výbor) Swedish: val n; Turkish: seçmek ; Ukrainian: ви́бір (výbir)