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Try LingUp Now!Step 1: Begin with the 'r' sound, similar to 'run'.
Step 2: Follow with 'i' as in 'it', but slightly relaxed.
Step 3: Finish with 'zort', stressing the 'o' as in 'or'.
re-zart (re-sort)
ree-zort (re-sort)
ra-sort (re-sort)
Step 1: Start with the 'r' sound, similar to 'ring'.
Step 2: Use 'i' as in 'sit', relaxed.
Step 3: Follow with 'zawt', elongating the 'aw' as in 'thought'.
ri-zot (re-sort)
ra-sort (re-sort)
ree-zort (re-sort)
It has two syllables: re-sort.
The stress is on the second syllable: sort.
The vowel sounds in the second syllable vary, with a shorter sound in American English.
A place where people go to relax and have fun.
/rɪˈzɔrtɪŋ/
Turning to something as a strategy.
/ˈriːsɔrs/
A supply that can be drawn upon.
/ˌrɛzəˈluːʃən/
A firm decision to do or not do something.
Resorting - final syllable has 'ing' which uses a vowel+nasal sound.
Resource - starts with 'ree', pronounced 'ree-sour' with a stress shift.
Resolution - more complex with three syllables and different vowel sounds.
Always stress the second syllable to avoid confusion.
Use 'resort' in sentences about vacation spots to help remember meaning.
