resort in Norwegian
resort in Norwegian is ty til — resort means a place people visit for a holiday, often with hotels, entertainment, and leisure facilities.
resort in Norwegian
ty til
(intransitive) To have recourse (to), now especially from necessity or frustration.
What does "resort" mean?
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noun A place people visit for a holiday, often with hotels, entertainment, and leisure facilities.
"They spent a week at a beach resort in Portugal."
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verb To turn to a course of action, especially as a last option.
"When talks failed, they resorted to legal action."
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resort in a sentence
- They spent a week at a beach resort in Portugal.
- When talks failed, they resorted to legal action.
- He resorted to bribery to get the deal done.
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What is "resort" in Norwegian?
"resort" in Norwegian is ty til. resort means: A place people visit for a holiday, often with hotels, entertainment, and leisure facilities.
How do you use "resort" in a sentence?
Example: "They spent a week at a beach resort in Portugal." In Norwegian, "resort" is ty til.
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