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Newspapers resorted to personal abuse.是什么意思？

Newspapers resorted to personal abuse.

报纸采取了人身攻击的手段。

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newspapers resorted to personal abuse

newspapers

n. 报纸，报( newspaper的名词复数 )，旧报纸，报章；

resorted

v. 求助于或诉诸某事物，采取某手段或方法应急或作为对策( resort的过去式和过去分词 )；

to

prep. 向，朝着，到，关于，属于；adv. 朝一个方向的，到某种状态，关闭；

personal

adj. 个人的，私人的，身体的，亲自的，人身攻击的；n. （报刊上的）人事栏，分类人事广告版，人称代名词，关于个人的简讯；

abuse

n. 滥用，恶习，侮辱，恶言；vt. 滥用，虐待，辱骂；
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