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Doors that look open until you realize you're the one supposed to push.
means Favorable moments or chances to advance, profit, or improve—if you act before they close.
from From Latin opportunus, literally 'toward the port,' describing winds that carried ships safely home; opportunity was originally good sailing weather.
Nautical rootsNamed for winds blowing ships into harbor.
Corporate disguiseOften means problem dressed in optimistic clothing.
Latin portPortus, the harbor, hides inside the word.