or
BrE /ɔːr/ AmE /ɔːr/
conjunction / noun en → es
used for giving two or more alternatives, especially in questions and negative statements
o
- Do you want A or B?
- I don't know if I can do it or not.
Collocations or else · or so
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Would you like tea or coffee?
¿Te gustaría té o café?
used for showing a contrast between two ideas, especially when the second idea is unexpected
pero, sin embargo
- It's expensive, but it's worth it.
- I like chocolate, or rather, I love it.
Collocations or rather · or so
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She is young, or she acts very mature for her age.
Ella es joven, pero actúa muy madura para su edad.
a target or goal to aim at
objetivo, meta
- set a target for somebody/something
Collocations sales targets · performance targets
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The company has set a sales target of $10 million.
La empresa ha establecido una meta de ventas de 10 millones de dólares.