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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

"surrender" - correct?

Hello!

I am not sure about the use of word "surrender" in this context? Is it correct?

Complex deals with full service, from ticket and hotel reservation to treatment in high-service rooms, and additional offer to visit tourism and art objects or to surrender to other type of entertainment.

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Surrender means to subject oneself to something (often used in a negative sense). I think what you probably want here is something more like 'take advantage of' other forms of entertainment. Other suggestions.

— Philip

  • Surrender means to subject oneself to something (often used in a negative sense).
  • I think what you probably want here is something more like 'take advantage of' other forms of entertainment.
  • Other suggestions.
  • 'visit art museums and other tourist attractions' 'visit tourism and art objects' ; 'quality accommodations' high-service rooms .
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Surrender means to subject oneself to something (often used in a negative sense). I think what you probably want here is something more like 'take advantage of' other forms of entertainment.
Other suggestions. 'visit art museums and other tourist attractions' 'visit tourism and art objects' ; 'quality accommodations' high-service rooms.
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