subsist如何读

英:[səbˈsɪst]

美:[səbˈsɪst]

subsist是什么意思

  • v.供给食物;维持生活;生存;供养

subsist自然拼读

sub·sist

sb sIst

subsist变形

第三人称单数:subsists

现在分词:subsisting

过去式:subsisted

过去分词:subsisted

subsist词根

词根:subsist

n.

subsistence 生活;生存;存在

subsist英英释义

verb

intransitive verb

to have existence : be

persist, continue

to have or acquire the necessities of life (such as food and clothing)especially: to nourish oneself

subsisting on roots, berries and grubs

to hold true

to be logically conceivable as the subject of true statements

transitive verb

to support with provisions

subsist词组

subsist on靠…生存

subsist词源中文解释

1540年代,“存在”; 约1600年,“保持现状”,源自法语 subsister,直接源自拉丁语 subsistere “静止或坚定地站立,采取立场,保持,坚持”,由 sub “在...下面,达到...的程度”(见 sub-)和 sistere “采取站立姿势,静止,保持; 放置,使静止”(源自 PIE *si-st-,重复形式的根 *sta- “站立,使或保持坚定”)组成。意思是“以某种方式支持自己”来自1640年代。相关: Subsisted; subsisting。

subsist词源英文解释

Late Latin subsistere to exist, from Latin, to come to a halt, remain, from sub- + sistere to come to a stand; akin to Latin stare to stand — more at stand

The first known use of subsist was in 1549

subsist儿童词典英英释义

substancenoun

essential nature : essence

divine substance

the fundamental or essential part, quality, or meaning

the substance of the speech

physical material from which something is made

material of particular or definite chemical constitution

an oily substance

something (as drugs or alcoholic beverages) considered harmful and usually subject to legal restriction

substance abuse

material possessions : property

a person of substance

subspeciesnoun

a category in biological classification that ranks just below a species and includes a physically recognizable and geographically separate group of individuals whose members can breed successfully with members of other subspecies of the same species where their ranges overlap

subspeciesnoun

a category in biological classification that ranks just below a species and includes a physically recognizable and geographically separate group of individuals whose members can breed successfully with members of other subspecies of the same species where their ranges overlap

subsonicadjective

of, relating to, or being a speed less than that of sound in air

moving, capable of moving, or using air currents moving at a subsonic speed

subsoilnoun

a layer of weathered material that lies just under the surface soil

subsoilnoun

a layer of weathered material that lies just under the surface soil

subsistencenoun

real being : existence

the condition of remaining in existence : continuation, persistence

means of subsisting

the minimum (as of food and shelter) necessary to support life

subsistencenoun

real being : existence

the condition of remaining in existence : continuation, persistence

means of subsisting

the minimum (as of food and shelter) necessary to support life

subsistverb

to have or continue to have existence : be, persist

to have or get the necessities of life (as food and clothing)especially: to nourish oneself

subsisting on roots and berries

subsist 例句

1 “We devote all possible resources to the animals since they are born until they die so they subsist and have a good life,” Romero said.

2 Colleges exist to groom women to conform as best they can to institutions rigged against them, to subsist on fantasies of exceptionalism, she said.

3 How do they manage to subsist?

他们怎样糊口?

4 Here in the city, tuition, books, lectures, and rent had him subsisting on crusts for days on end.

5 Or is the toaster satirical, reflecting a nutritionally empty culture in which we subsist on a diet of ourselves?

6 Despite subsisting on a salary that barely keeps them in green juice, the trio’s clothing outlay could match the annual turnover of Bloomingdale’s.

7 Mr. Haggerty became a hippie — living in communes, subsisting on food stamps, taking odd jobs like nude modeling.

8 She has been eating lupini beans every day, and thinks she could subsist on just those for another month.

9 If you go back to the beginning of human presence in the area, the Miwok subsisted on native elk, the hunting of which continued with the American pioneer.

10 She has been subsisting on a diet of “Slurry,” a “fully dystopian” nutritive gel.

11 The first episode includes TMB punching a shark in the face, trying to subsist of nightclub sliced lemons, and a bizarre plot twist involving Wakely and a champagne bottle.

12 An expert patternmaker, Mr. Lars subsisted on freelance gigs until he was ready to go into business.

13 During my period of incarceration, I subsisted on a diet consisting mostly of unsanitary and poorly cooked trays of starches like grits and rice, dehydrated collard greens and canned meat.

14 Some subsist on the thin gruel of political cartoon shows and online impeachment petitions.

15 The film shows the three trying to subsist as a family in France, where they find themselves living on a tough gang-run housing estate.

16 When he first sent for his young wife and child in Guatemala, he did so with money he saved subsisting on one egg and a slice of bread a day.

17 Life is discovered on Mars in the shape of fish-lizard creatures called therapsids, although it is not plain how these beasts are able to subsist without any larger ecosystem.

18 He found that tradition subsisting among them.

19 It’s easy to mock the idea of Ford luxuriating in three baths a day, but he wakes at 4.30am, barely sleeps and can subsist for days on just iced coffee and Oreo Thins.

20 But growing up as the son of immigrants from Venezuela and Trinidad, he watched as his parents subsisted on their raw artistic skills to create a life in Los Angeles.

subsist 同义词

3 靠…活下去

subsistence

4 活下去

survival last live survive

6

At BE go as of

9 养活

support

10 在于

lie consist rest lie with

11 留存

reserve stick

18 维持生计

exist

19 勉强维持生活

scrape

22 维持生活

living subsistence

23 存续

subsistence

24 为…提供食物

victual

subsist 短语相关

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