Resortの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Thank you so much!

A: The last thing you can possibly try before giving up. So, you will have several options/plans and the last resort will be the one that seems the least likely to work, or perhaps the most dangerous. You will try all the other options first, before that one. If none of them work, then you will do the last resort.

A: “Resort to doing” means to do something that you do not want to do or is not in your best interest, simply because you cannot find any other way of achieving it. So in other words, it means that you have no choice but to go with that option.

A: Choose to do the thing in a more traditional way

A: "If you will"-- a polite term that invites the audience to indulge the writer in his story.
"She was a dancer, a supernatural artist, if you will."
In this case, the writer is asking you to associate his soul with his consciousness.

"Final resort"-- This term usually applies to the most extreme circumstances, when one has no choice but to do the last resort.
"If you won't cooperate, I must use my final resort."
"This is presented as a last resort."
Also means "what one does when all else fails".

A: As I was late I had to resort to taking a taxi. It cost me over two hundred pounds.

If my suitcase doesn't turn up, who knows what I'll have to resort to doing.

A: The man used a payphone as his last resort.

A: No. It just means it is your last choice.

"I had no more candy so I had to resort to rice."
"I had no sweater so I had to resort to using three layers of shirts."

It does not mean bad, just that you don't like it so much, it's your last choice.

A: Resort/resorting is choosing/deciding or making a decision. Example: "I didn't want to, but it was my last resort". To 'count on' is to depend on someone or something other than the speaker

A: @alex1986: They mean the same thing, you can use either :) Although 'We'll decide where to stay WHEN we arrive/we've arrived at the resort' sounds better in my opinion.
But all sound fine!

A: 'In the storm there was a power cut so we had to resort to candles for light' (to resort = verb)

'During the power cut their only recourse was the box of candles.' (recourse = noun)

Usually 'resort to' is used as a verb and 'recourse' is used as a noun.

Same meaning though.

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A: Resort, shelter, refuge, recourse, concealment

A: I can’t swim in the resort because of the storm, let alone swim in the ocean.

A: Scenic resort is a fancy hotel with a nice view
Scenic spot is any place with a nice view

A: The coastal resorts are generally in low demand in winter.
OR
The coastal resorts are generally in low demand during winter.

A: It's a little too long for the app's 10 second recorder, so here's a google drive link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/19ToRL_VWoS-0uLQKM_pSTPw-q25SVE3M/view?usp=sharing

A: I would change the structure slightly to bring important information first like:
"A good resort hotel should have people-oriented services such as being able to order a meal which will be delivered to your door."