英语词汇survive的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

survive AC /səˈvaɪv $ sər-/ verb to continue to live or exist, especially after something bad has happenedphrasesbe lucky to survive (sth) He was lucky to survive the crash.be likely/unlikely to survive (sth) We were told that the baby would be unlikely to survive.manage to survive Despite economic recession, most companies have managed to survive.struggle to survive People are struggling to survive in freezing conditions.nounssurvive an attack The man died but his two children survived the attack.survive an ordeal She survived the ordeal, and was able to identify her attacker.survive a crash 61 of the 396 passengers on the plane survived the crash.survive a fire This is one of the sixteenth-century houses which survived the fire.survive an assassination attempt The General had already survived one assassination attempt.survive a war Many of these fine paintings did not survive the war.survive the winter The weaker birds will not survive the winter.survive cancer In 1971, only 38% of patients survived cancer.adjectivessurvive unscathed (=without being hurt – used about people) He was grateful to survive unscathed.survive intact (=without being damaged – used about things) Unfortunately, few of the manuscripts have survived intact.adverbssth still survives This fifteenth-century building still survives.miraculously survive (sth) (=in a way that is lucky and very unexpected) One victim miraculously survived despite being shot 18 times.barely survive (sth) Many of the towns barely survived the air raids.somehow survive (sth) (=in a way that you cannot explain) The glass bottle had somehow survived the journey intact.

词组	survive
释义	survive AC /səˈvaɪv $ sər-/ verb to continue to live or exist, especially after something bad has happenedphrasesbe lucky to survive (sth) He was lucky to survive the crash.be likely/unlikely to survive (sth) We were told that the baby would be unlikely to survive.manage to survive Despite economic recession, most companies have managed to survive.struggle to survive People are struggling to survive in freezing conditions.nounssurvive an attack The man died but his two children survived the attack.survive an ordeal She survived the ordeal, and was able to identify her attacker.survive a crash 61 of the 396 passengers on the plane survived the crash.survive a fire This is one of the sixteenth-century houses which survived the fire.survive an assassination attempt The General had already survived one assassination attempt.survive a war Many of these fine paintings did not survive the war.survive the winter The weaker birds will not survive the winter.survive cancer In 1971, only 38% of patients survived cancer.adjectivessurvive unscathed (=without being hurt – used about people) He was grateful to survive unscathed.survive intact (=without being damaged – used about things) Unfortunately, few of the manuscripts have survived intact.adverbssth still survives This fifteenth-century building still survives.miraculously survive (sth) (=in a way that is lucky and very unexpected) One victim miraculously survived despite being shot 18 times.barely survive (sth) Many of the towns barely survived the air raids.somehow survive (sth) (=in a way that you cannot explain) The glass bottle had somehow survived the journey intact.
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