Dic: choice (some of its countable and uncountable usages)

1. [countable] choice (between A and B) △an act of choosing between two or more possibilities; something that you can choose.

• women forced to make a choice between family and career. 
• We are faced with a difficult choice.
• We aim to help students make more informed career choices.
• Resources are finite, and choices have to be made between competing priorities and needs.
• There is a wide range of choices open to you.

3. [countable] △a person or thing that is chosen.

• She's the obvious choice for the job.
• Hawaii remains a popular choice for winter vacation travel.
• This colour wasn't my first choice.
• She wouldn't be my choice as manager.
• I don't like his choice of friends (= the people he chooses as his friends).

2. [uncountable, singular] △the right to choose or the possibility of choosing.

• If I had the choice, I would stop working tomorrow.
• He had no choice but to leave (= this was the only thing he could do).
• She's going to do it. She doesn't have much choice, really, does she?
• This government is committed to extending parental choice in education.
• After a delicious meal with free wine, the choice is yours: a quiet drink in the bar, the late night disco or a stroll along the beach beneath a starry sky.

4. [singular, uncountable] △the number or range of different things from which to choose.

• The menu has a good choice of desserts.
• There wasn't much choice of colour.

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