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survive如何读

英：[səˈvaɪv]

美：[sərˈvaɪv]

survive英汉释义

v.(动词)

vt. & vi. 继续生存; 比…活得长 continue to live or exist; live or exist longer than; remain alive after

survive是什么意思

v. (动词)

丧失
残留，残存
生存，存在
比…活得长，在...之后还活着，比…长命，比...多活
还活着，未死，存活，幸存，活下来，幸免于死
经受得住，挺过，艰难度过
得免于（难），从中得救，从…中逃生，幸免于
经历（灾难后）还活着
活，活着
留存，保存
继续生存，继续存在

survive自然拼读

sur·vive

sr vaIv

survive变形

第三人称单数:survives

现在分词:surviving

过去式:survived

过去分词:survived

survive扩展

survivable (adj.), surviving (adj.), survivability (n.)

survive词根

词根：survive

adj.

surviving 继续存在的；未死的；依然健在的

survival 幸存，残存；幸存者，残存物

survivor 幸存者；生还者；残存物

survivalist 活命主义者；成功地活下来的人

surviving 生存（survive的ing形式）

survive英英释义

intransitive verb

to continue to live despite serious immediate threat to one's life.They were trapped in a cave for days, and it's a miracle that they survived.Only a few of the passengers survived when the plane went down.

to sustain life or remain in existence or use.These adaptations allow the plant to survive in the desert.Only a few of the artist's later paintings survive.This method of dyeing fabric still survives.

to continue to live following the death of another.The deceased's wife and two children are surviving.

transitive verb

to live or continue beyond or in spite of.She survived serious illness last winter.Two of the teenagers survived the car crash.Parts of the building survived the fire.

to outlive (someone).She survived her husband by ten years.

survive词组

survive on靠…活下来；靠…生存

survive词源中文解释

15世纪中期（隐含在 surviving 中），最初在法律（继承）意义上，“在另一个人死后继续存在”，源自盎格鲁-法语 survivre，古法语 souvivre（12世纪，现代法语 survivre），源自拉丁语 supervivere “活得比...更久”，源自 super “超过，超越”（见 super-) + vivere “生活”（来自 PIE 词根 *gwei- “生活”）。不及物动词“继续生活”始于15世纪晚期。相关词汇： Survived； surviving。

survive词源英文解释

Middle English, to outlive, from Anglo-French survivre, from Latin supervivere, from super- + vivere to live — more at quick >entry 1

The first known use of survive was in the 15th century

survive儿童词典英英释义

suspendverb

to force to give up some right or position for a time

suspend a student from school

to stop or do away with for a time

suspend bus service

to put off on certain conditions

suspend a lawbreaker's sentence

to hang so as to be free on all sides except at the point of support

to keep from falling or sinking by some invisible support

dust suspended in the air

to put or hold in suspension

suspended sediment

suspect1 of 3adjective

regarded with suspicion

suspect2 of 3noun

one that is suspectedespecially: a person suspected of a crime

suspect3 of 3verb

to have doubts about

to believe to be guilty without proof

suspect someone of theft

to suppose to be true or likely

I suspect that it will rain

suspect1 of 3adjective

regarded with suspicion

suspect2 of 3noun

one that is suspectedespecially: a person suspected of a crime

suspect3 of 3verb

to have doubts about

to believe to be guilty without proof

suspect someone of theft

to suppose to be true or likely

I suspect that it will rain

suspect1 of 3adjective

regarded with suspicion

suspect2 of 3noun

one that is suspectedespecially: a person suspected of a crime

suspect3 of 3verb

to have doubts about

to believe to be guilty without proof

suspect someone of theft

to suppose to be true or likely

I suspect that it will rain

susceptibleadjective

being of such a nature as to permit some action or operation

a theory susceptible to proof

having little resistance

persons susceptible to colds

easily affected or impressed

susceptible to flattery

susceptibilitynoun

the quality or state of being susceptibleespecially: lack of ability to resist some outside agent (as a disease-causing germ or drug)

a susceptible disposition or nature

plural one's emotional state : feelings

surviveverb

to remain alive : continue to exist

to remain alive after the death of

survived by three children

to continue to exist or live after

survived the flood

surviveverb

to remain alive : continue to exist

to remain alive after the death of

survived by three children

to continue to exist or live after

survived the flood

surviveverb

to remain alive : continue to exist

to remain alive after the death of

survived by three children

to continue to exist or live after

survived the flood

survive医学词典英英释义

surviveverb

to remain alive or in existence : live on

survive 例句

1 ‘It disappeared. Darwin would say it wasn’t adaptable enough to survive, so it didn’t.’

2 After months behind bars, it didn’t look as though Bobby could emotionally survive for much longer.

3 They spoke my mother’s language and showed her how to survive.

4 Maybe this was the place where I could survive until the war ended.

5 “I know that I killed you. How can you survive that and the fire?”

6 “Good day, Mrs. Cook. It is a pleasure to see you survived the terrible pestilence. Why don’t go we inside where you’ll be more comfortable?”

7 “Here’s a fun fact,” Mr. Chang says, “if humans bomb the planet with their nuclear arsenal, the only life left on Earth will be cockroaches. Only they can survive the toxic fallout.”

8 Every year he gets an extra one to commemorate surviving another year as my father.

9 It must have splintered many of the city’s wood-and-plaster buildings; fallen torches and scattered cooking fires would have ignited the debris, burning down most surviving structures.

10 Certainly he is brave, but we have all been brave enough to survive a Games.

11 Alys thought the time of danger was past and that this one would survive.

12 The Americas’ big animals had already survived the ends of 22 previous Ice Ages.

13 Somehow, my body had not only survived but been rejuvenated.

14 “Doubt it. It likes hot weather. I wonder if/would survive your winter, but I want to see the snow,” Zohra replies.

15 “They don’t think he’s going to survive his attack.”

16 “Seems,” Bando said, “she must be one of those three. She’s somehow survived all the hazards of her first forty days.”

17 Out of all those pictures of buildings I had took, this was the only one that had survived.

18 I was counting the strokes, and as the sixth one hit me, I knew I was going to survive in silence.

19 It's a wonder that she survived shipwreck.

那次船只失事她能幸免于难真是个奇迹.

20 She had to do what was necessary to survive.