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单词 survive
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survive

Tell me about the car accident you narrowly survived.This is why people can survive without food for weeks.You either die or survive and live with the effects for the rest of your life.We have survived yet another day of reckoning.Those who managed to survive times of war were subjected to cruel mistreatment in mines.We have had momentous days before and survived them all.Therefore people owe the surviving dogs a comfortable future.Such an idea would hardly survive this vivid live performance.But an aunt and another relative survived.So who is going to survive this time?The result was a mini revolution that survives to this day.How do people survive these awful times?Now people can live and survive on what may as well be the surface of another planet.She was married three times and is survived by an adopted son and an adopted daughter.Both bands have survived because people want to go to see them.County clubs continued to survive on subscriptions, waiting for the day that normality would return.At the age of 8 he survived a car accident that killed his father.But given half a chance, life will survive and continue.His father was in a bed nearby, unlikely to survive the day.He was not expected to live but survived, though he cannot walk.If they are to continue to survive in the future, they may need a lot of luck.It did not seem possible they could keep playing the same way and survive for another 45 minutes.Will he survive the accident?One very exciting new approach to killing cancer cells is to try to inhibit this factor so that the cells cannot continue to survive and grow.

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survive

British English: survive /səˈvaɪv/ VERB
If someone survives in a dangerous situation, they do not die.
These drugs can help people survive heart attacks.
They were battling to survive in icy seas for over four hours.
  • American English: survive
  • Arabic: يَحْيَا
  • Brazilian Portuguese: sobreviver
  • Chinese: 存活
  • Croatian: preživjeti
  • Czech: přežít
  • Danish: overleve
  • Dutch: overleven
  • European Spanish: sobrevivir
  • Finnish: jäädä eloon
  • French: survivre
  • German: überleben
  • Greek: επιβιώνω
  • Italian: sopravvivere
  • Japanese: 生き残る
  • Korean: 살아남다
  • Norwegian: overleve
  • Polish: przetrwać
  • European Portuguese: sobreviver
  • Romanian: a supraviețui
  • Russian: выживать
  • Latin American Spanish: sobrevivir
  • Swedish: överleva
  • Thai: มีชีวิตรอด
  • Turkish: hayatta kalma
  • Ukrainian: виживати
  • Vietnamese: sống sót

All related terms of 'survive'

Chinese translation of 'survive'

survive

(səˈvaɪv)

vi

  1. [person, animal] 幸(倖)存 (xìngcún)
  2. [custom] 继(繼)续(續)存在 (jìxù cúnzài)

vt

  1. (= outlive) [person] 比 ... 活得长(長) (bǐ ... huó dé cháng)
  2. [accident, illness] 从(從) ... 中逃生 (cóng ... zhōng táoshēng)
    to survive on £80 a week 每周(週)靠80英镑(鎊)过(過)活 (měi zhōu kào bāshí yīngbàng guòhuó)
(verb) 
Definition
to continue to live or exist
Drugs that dissolve blood clots can help heart-attack victims survive.
Synonyms
remain alive
live
the last indigenous people to live by hunting
pull through
last
exist
the problems of having to exist on unemployment benefit
live on
endure
hold out
He can only hold out for a few more weeks.
subsist
Almost every employee must moonlight simply to subsist.
keep body and soul together (informal)
be extant
fight for your life
keep your head above water
(verb) 
Definition
to continue to live or exist
Rejected by the people, can the organization survive at all?
Synonyms
continue
For ten days I continued in this state.
He had hoped to continue as a full-time career officer.
last
You only need a very small amount, so the tube lasts for ages.
exist
Many people believe that the Loch Ness Monster does exist.
live on
endure
Somehow the language endures and continues to survive to this day.
persist
Consult your doctor if the symptoms persist.
abide
to make moral judgements on the basis of what is eternal and abides
pull through
Everyone waited to see whether he would pull through or not.
(verb) 
Definition
to live after the death of (another)
She survived her partner by twenty years.
Synonyms
live longer than
outlive
I'm sure Rose will outlive us all.
outlast
Naturally dried flowers will outlast a bouquet of fresh blooms.
live on after
remain alive after

Additional synonyms

in the sense of abide
Definition
to last or exist for a long time
to make moral judgements on the basis of what is eternal and abides
Synonyms
last,
continue,
remain,
survive,
carry on,
endure,
persist,
keep on
in the sense of endure
Definition
to last for a long time
Somehow the language endures and continues to survive to this day.
Synonyms
last,
live,
continue,
remain,
stay,
hold,
stand,
go on,
survive,
live on,
prevail,
persist,
abide,
be durable,
wear well
in the sense of exist
Definition
to only just be able to keep oneself alive, esp. because of poverty or hunger
the problems of having to exist on unemployment benefit
Synonyms
survive,
stay alive,
make ends meet,
subsist,
eke out a living,
scrape by,
scrimp and save,
support yourself,
keep your head above water,
get along or by

Synonyms of 'survive'

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