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recorrer
Have recourse to.
resort
fall back
Portuguese
recorrer
Portuguese
reocorrer
Catalan
repetir-se
Happen or occur again.
repeat
Portuguese
reocorrer
Synonyms
Examples for "
resort
"
resort
fall back
Examples for "
resort
"
1
Without money, people
resort
to de-dignifying activities in order to support themselves.
2
An Israeli security source said nothing had hit Eilat, a popular
resort
.
3
Scammers can
resort
to more 'persuasive' methods to get their point across.
4
Here, in the dread tribunal of last
resort
,
valor contended against valor.
5
I had to
resort
to the necessary several times throughout the night.
1
Not purchase of land whose water rights don't
fall
back
that far.
2
Leicester
fall
back
to try protect their lead and Wolves surge forward.
3
We may continue to
fall
back
on our need for an enemy.
4
Feb.
11
-
Russians
fall
back
in Mazurian Lake district; they still hold Czernowitz.
5
We need to be prepared to
fall
back
on inner defenses, General.
Portuguese
recorrer
Spanish
recurrir
Return in thought or speech to something.
go back
Portuguese
recorrer
1
History, it has been said, never repeats itself but historical situations
recur
.
2
What has occurred in this case must ever
recur
in similar cases.
3
Most patients will ultimately fail platinum-based chemotherapy and have the disease
recur
.
4
To such cases we shall
recur
in the following chapter on Heliotropism.
5
We had some very special opportunities, they are not likely to
recur
.
6
The most marked characteristic of her case was the tendency to
recur
.
7
While these imbalances persist, talk of hard landings is bound to
recur
.
8
We can therefore only slowly
recur
to the reinforcement of universal service.
9
With the cramp threatening to
recur
,
I didn't even try to run.
10
He did not
recur
in thought to New York or the flat.
11
It would be likely to
recur
to a man in a delirium.
12
And so
recur
the former phases of battle,-reallyof threat and preparation.
13
The tension of our age is such that diversions must
recur
quickly.
14
The same opportunity will not last long, nor will it frequently
recur
.
15
The golden opportunity which such a decision offers will never again
recur
.
16
Careful long-term surveillance is indicated as many of these women will
recur
.
recur
· ·
recur to
recur again
recur at intervals
recur frequently
recur locally
Portuguese
recorrer
reocorrer
acontecer de novo
repitir
regressar
voltar
Catalan
repetir-se
reproduir-se
Spanish
recurrir