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to select something or someone from a group of options
She chose the red dress for the party.
She selected the red dress from other options.
We have to choose a leader for our team.
We need to select a leader from our team members.
Often used with 'between' or 'from' to indicate options.
Remember 'choose between' for two options and 'choose from' for multiple options.
Use 'chooses' for singular subjects (e.g., 'She chooses carefully') and 'choose' for plural (e.g., 'They choose together').
Old English 'ceosan', from Proto-Germanic 'keusanan' (to taste, choose)
Can be followed by 'to' (choose to go) or 'between/from' (choose between options).