have recourse to (something)

To have access to something, especially in times of trouble or difficulty. I need to care for my ailing mother, but I don't have recourse to a leave of absence. Does he have recourse to his inheritance?

have recourse to something

to be able to use something for help; to be able to fall back on something. You will always have recourse to the money your grandfather left you. You will not have recourse to that money until you are over 21 years of age.

词组	have recourse to (something)
释义	have recourse to (something) have recourse to (something) To have access to something, especially in times of trouble or difficulty. I need to care for my ailing mother, but I don't have recourse to a leave of absence. Does he have recourse to his inheritance? See also: have, recourse Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. have recourse to something to be able to use something for help; to be able to fall back on something. You will always have recourse to the money your grandfather left you. You will not have recourse to that money until you are over 21 years of age. See also: have, recourse McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: have recourse to recourse half the trouble of (something) save (one's) own skin save skin silver bullet be in hot water be able to (do something) in (one's) sleep be able to do something in your sleep do (something) blindfolded
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