timeshare
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3.7
- noun
- /ˈtaɪmˌʃɛr/
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tiempo compartido
- A timeshare allows families to enjoy a vacation home without the full cost of ownership.
- buy a timeshare
- selling timeshares
- timeshare owners
I trust me, I almost bought a timeshare in Mexico from the same tactics.
- I trust me, I almost bought a timeshare in Mexico from the same tactics.
- No, Doris, I'm not buying a timeshare from you again.
- And sure enough, I realized that it's a timeshare pitch.
- So the Disney Vacation Club is a timeshare program that has been branded and marketed by Disney As for VIP's, insiders, special Disney adult superfans.
- The Hilton doesn't transfer, the timeshare does.
Examples
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We had a timeshare that we lost due to nonpayment, so we received Form 1099-A.
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Go to any timeshare sales seminar, and you will see what I mean.
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Have you thought about a timeshare in Florida?
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Look, I own part of a timeshare.
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Here is a look at what our timeshare sales pitch on the Big Island bought us!
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We told you we were in a timeshare on Sanibel Island.
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You too can own a timeshare in beautiful Guadalajara.
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I'm looking at timeshares over here for the summer.
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They got a timeshare condo there.
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They've exchanged rings and have purchased a timeshare in Florida together.
Blog text (3)
Synonyms
A plan where several people share use of a vacation home for specific weeks each year
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Timeshare comes from the two English words time and share, where time means 'a period' and share means 'to divide or use together'. So a timeshare is a property you 'share' so each owner has the right to use it for set periods of 'time' each year.