| 单词 | surviving | 
| 释义 | survivingadjective  sur·viv·ing  sər-ˈvī-viŋ  1   : still living after another or others have died or died out  three surviving siblings Today, there is no limit to the quantity of property that can be transferred from one spouse to another without Federal gift or estate tax, either during life or at death, provided that the surviving spouse is a citizen. Our closest living relatives are three surviving species of great ape: the gorilla, the common chimpanzee, and the pygmy chimpanzee (also known as bonobo). 2   : remaining after another or others have ceased existence, operation, or use  Among the most important surviving documents for any discussion of Tucker porcelain are two hand-drawn books in the library of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. All of its assets and liabilities, including legal rights and duties, are absorbed by the surviving corporation. In Dallas, Terry Elkins, the campaign manager for Max Goldblatt, who in 1985 ran for mayor, came to believe, on the basis of a months-long study of the surviving records and materials of the election, that Goldblatt had been kept out of a runoff by manipulation of the computerized voting system. surviving 1 of 2 adjectiveas in extant Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance 
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 surviving2 of 2 verb1 as in livingto come safely through the cat miraculously survived a two-story fall Synonyms & Similar Words 
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 2 as in lastingto continue to operate or to meet one's needs some old-world customs still survive in modern-day America Synonyms & Similar Words 
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