“At every opportunity” in Japanese
Short answer
At every opportunity in Japanese is “折に触れて” (orinifurete). Full meaning: at every opportunity, whenever possible, whenever the occasion arises, from time to time, occasionally.
Other ways to say “At every opportunity” in Japanese
事あるごとに
kotoarugotoni at every opportunity, for each and every thing that crops up, with every little thing, whenever possible, whenever the chance arises, at every turn
何かといえば
nanikatoieba on the least pretext, at every opportunity, whenever there is a chance, at the drop of a hat
何かというと
nanikatoiuto on the least pretext, at every opportunity, whenever there is a chance, at the drop of a hat
何かにつけ
nanikanitsuke in various ways, in all sorts of ways, at every opportunity, whenever there is a chance
何かにつけて
nanikanitsukete in various ways, in all sorts of ways, at every opportunity, whenever there is a chance
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