Differences between chance and opportunity

Differences between chance and opportunity
By looking at lexical side of every languages, it is possible to recognize some words which have the some meanings but they are used in different sittuations,the words”chance and opportunity” can be examples of these lexics.We use words chance and opportunity in our daily life.Both of them are active used words.These words are widely used by both native or non-native people. Chance and opportunity are two words that we include commonly in our every speech. Although they have nearly the some meaning. They are really used in very different contexts because they have different usages. Many people actually tend to use these words interchangeable which is exactly wrong parochially. This article will attempt to highlight the subtle difference between opportunity and chance. Everybody tries to distinguish these words from each other. However, there are still some learners who have difficulty in using them in the oppropnate context.
Opportunity is a word that signifies some specific results that are there to be taken(up for grabs) for example,there are a lay of job opportunities ,if you get a MBA degree.This simple means that one can lay his hands or rather qualified to get high paying job. If he gets diplomos MBA degree,there is nothing left for chance or probability. Also we use an opportunity word process of speaking only for 100 percent achievement and definite for one purpose also some people can not seperete chance and opportunity also some people don’t know differences. If we want to know how to distinguish,we have to pay attention to the aim of sentences also we use opportunity when we have one clear way for aim,for intences:
1. In theatre,they had the opportunity of seeing all the wonders of the world at once.
2. There are people who are neither actors nor directors,yet they are found of the theatre that they can not live without it.Nodir Alimov who is a friend of mine, he comes to Tashkent on Business quite often and never misses an opportunity of going to the best theatres in the capital. Opportunity word an occasion or situation that makes it possible to do something that you want to do or have to do or the possibility of doing something:
1.Everyone will have an opportunity as usual
2.I have never given the opportunity of going to college.
3.He has given every opportunity to prove that he is atrustworthy
If we come to the history of opportunity word . The first known and used on 14 th century in the meaning defined at only meaning. Also history of Etymotology middle English opportunte,borrowed from Latin opportunitat,opportunities from opportunus convenient,opportune ”+itat”,”+itas”-ITY.

1. 
   a) noun of chance: something that happens unpredictable without discernible humun intention or observable couse // which cards you are dealt is simply a matter of chance.
   

b) the assumed impersonal purposeless determiner of unaccountable happeings. // an outcome decided by chance
c) The fortuitous or incalculable alement in existence.Contingency
/// … you surely have endured strange chanches- Alfred Tennyson
2): a situation favaring some purpose:opportunity //needed a chance to realex
3): a fielding opportunity in beseboll
4) a): the possibility of a particular outcome in an uncertain situation // what chance has he of pulling though?
Also: the degree of likehood of such an outcome // a small chance of success
b) chances plural: the more likely indications // chances are he’s already gone
5) a):Rish // not king any chance s
b): a raffle ticket by chance
: in the haphazard couse of events // they met by chance
Verb of chance: chanced,chancing
Intransitive verb

1. 
   a): to take place come about or turn out by chance-Shappen
   

// it chanced to rain that day
b): to have the good or bad luch
// we chanced to met

2. 
   : to come or light by chance
   

// they chanced upon a memove inn
Transitive verb
1): to leave to outcome of to chance
2): to accept the hazard of –Rish
// know the trip was dangerous but decided to chance it
Chance one’s arm
British : to take a rish when we talk of chance we are referring to probilites of an event accuring or taking place in future. For example there is an equal chance of a woman giving a birth to a boy and a girl. One can never hope to put in opportunity in place of chance in this context.Similarly,in a game of luch,like roulette or pohet,one always talk of chances in a game situation and never uses rhe word opportunity. When you throw a dico, you talk about chance of getting a 5 or 6 rather than opportunity of obtaining the results chance and opportunity and both nouns but whereas chance is possibility,opportunity is an opening afford by circumtances.For example: it was the sudden demise of the prime Minister that I saw vere fearly accident in street by chance which situation is a random fort us. I will have equal chance of taking gold,silver and broza medals when I take part in a championship
We use chance word to process of speaking for 50 percenyt for purpose of sentences and for two act. In short we use chance when we have two or more ways for aim of sentences. For example: If you you go to car market with money, you would have equal chance of choosing Malibu,Trablazer or Equinex
If we come to the history of origin of chance the first known and used a noun of chance in 13 th century,in the meaning defined at sense 1 and verb of chance 14 th century in the meaning defined at intransitive sence 1
Middle English “chance” occurrence (especially unforeseen or providential),stroke of good or bad luch,lech,fall of the dico “ borrowed from Angli-French cheaunce,chaunce,chance,going bach to vulgar Latin” codentio,noun derivative(formally feminine singular from neuter plural) of Latin cadent-,cadents,present participle of caders “ to fall” be cast ( of dico,lots) turn out,come to pass”,perhaps going back to an Indo-Europeon verbal bose “kad-or”,”khd-“fal” whence also Sanskrit sosada “(s/he) fell off/out”,”satsyati”(s/he) will fall out/off
Like verb:Middle English chancen,chanson,verbal derivative of chance,chance Chance entry.