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ESLPod_0281_WE_0236 All-Inclusive Vacations The word "resort," in this podcast, means a nice place to go on vacation: "This ski resort has lots of snow, beautiful views, private rooms with fireplaces, and a very good restaurant." A "last resort" is the last thing that one can do in a situation if nothing else works: "If we need more money at the end of the month, we can sell the car as a last resort." The phrase "to resort to (something)" means to do something that one doesn't want to do because there aren't any other options: "If we can't get this project done ourselves, we'll resort to hiring outside consultants to finish the job." Or, "The robber resorted to violence when his victims refused to give him their money."

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ESLPod 281 resort Travel

Id	ESLPod_0281_WE_0236
Episode Id	ESLPod 281
Episode Title	All-Inclusive Vacations
Phrase	resort
Text	The word "resort," in this podcast, means a nice place to go on vacation: "This ski resort has lots of snow, beautiful views, private rooms with fireplaces, and a very good restaurant." A "last resort" is the last thing that one can do in a situation if nothing else works: "If we need more money at the end of the month, we can sell the car as a last resort." The phrase "to resort to (something)" means to do something that one doesn't want to do because there aren't any other options: "If we can't get this project done ourselves, we'll resort to hiring outside consultants to finish the job." Or, "The robber resorted to violence when his victims refused to give him their money."
Topics	Travel

Resort Eslpod Means All Inclusive Vacations Word Podcast Nice