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意思翻译

依靠，求助于；诉诸；常去

相似词语短语

resorted───vi.求助，诉诸；常去；采取某手段或方法；n.凭借，手段；度假胜地；常去之地

resorted to doing───诉诸于

to───prep.朝；位于……；到某处；到某状态；差；给；对于；比；连着；对着；等于；向……表示敬意；伴随；为了给……；适合；按……的看法；（结算账目时）记入；adv.（门等）关上；n.(To)（汤霍特、丹）多（人名）

to want to───想要

to to link───到链接

to to feel───感觉

to speak to───说话

to come to───达到

to be to───将要

双语使用场景

Kawaguchi finally resorted to an outright lie.───川口最后干脆公开撒谎。

Newspapers resorted to personal abuse.───报纸搞起了人身攻击。

Once boys and girls were segregated, teachers resorted to traditional gender stereotypes to run their classes, and within just three years, five of the six districts had gone back to coeducation.───一旦男孩和女孩被隔离，老师们就会求助于传统的性别成见来管理他们的班级，而在短短三年内，六个学区中就有五个恢复了男女同校。

I had now resorted to pacing the floor of the office. I nervously played with strands of my hair and tried to think of something I could do.───我现在只能在办公室的地板来回踱步，我紧张地摆弄着自己的发丝，并努力去想我能做些什么。

It had, at least, not resorted to mass sackings as have competitors in other countries.───至少，它没有像其它国家的竞争对手一样，诉诸于大规模裁员。

You said some "asylum seekers" resorted to violent means when trying to intruding into the foreign embassy, could you raise examples?───问：你说有些“寻求避难者”在试图闯入外国使馆时采取了暴力手段，可否举例说明？

The next day he resorted to the same effort, experiencing a variety of rebuffs and one or two generous receptions.───第二天他又去做同样的努力，遭遇了种种挫折，也得到了一两次慷慨的施舍。

Flag to write out the coordinates of the receptor into a new, cleaned-up file. Atoms are resorted to put all residue atoms together.───把受体的坐标写入一个新的文件，重新储存所有的原子残基。

She even resorted to putting her boots in the sauna before taking the field, thus keeping her feet warm for at least a few more minutes.───她甚至采用在上场前将球靴放入桑拿浴室，以使她的脚至少能在几分钟内保持温暖。

英语使用场景

The beggar resorted to me for one dollar.

So far, the dustmen have not resorted to a strike but are working to rule.

Desperate remedies were resorted to in the search for food.

She resorted to stealing food out of desperation.

Newspapers resorted to personal abuse.

I'm sorry you have resorted to deception.

The group has resorted to terror to try to get what it wants.

The government, he said, had resorted to political trickery in their attempts to retain power.

Kawaguchi finally resorted to an outright lie.