| 单词 | outlive |
| 释义 | outlive 1. < has outlived the century > < has outlived all his friends > < a fiction which has outlived any usefulness it may have had — C.S.Lobingier > 2. a. < the financial support which enabled the small man to outlive a bad harvest — G.G.Coulton > < characters in history whose reputation has outlived the vicissitudes of time — London Calling > b. < repeated the story so often that I have never been able to outlive this joke on myself — David Fairchild > Synonyms: < outlived his brothers > < universities are among the most persistent of human organizations — they outlive many political and social changes — J.B.Conant > outlast differs little from outlive, although it may stress capacity for endurance to a greater degree < their glory is that they have outlasted the conditions they observed — A.T.Quiller-Couch > < the sweet sensations of returning health made me happy for a time; but such sensations seldom outlast convalescence — W.H.Hudson †1922 > survive may be used of enduring, continuing in existence, or going on after the demise of something else or after some threatening event < the men surviving after the wreck > < surviving his wife by several years > < a first marriage did not survive the long years of wartime separation — H.H.Martin > < a miracle that H.M.S. Marlborough survives, and this is due not only to the courage of the men who survive that first explosion, but equally to the attitude of the skipper himself — Peter Forster > |
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