survival
noun
uk/səˈvaɪ.vəl/us/sɚˈvaɪ.vəl/B2[U]
thefactof aperson,organization, etc.continuingtoliveorexist:
继续生存,存活,幸存Thedoctorstold mywifeI had a 50/50chanceof survival.医生告诉我妻子,我有50%的生存机会。
Hismainconcernis toensurehis ownpoliticalsurvival.他主要关心的还是要保住自己的政治前程。
Englandarefightingfor survival(=tryingnot to bedefeated)in thisgame.这场比赛中,英格兰队在为生存而战。
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something that hascontinuedtoexistfrom aprevioustime:
遗留物,幸存物,残存物Most of thesetraditionsare survivals fromearliertimes.这些传统大多都是以前流传下来的。
- Humans, heargues, areamoraland whatguidesthem is not anysenseofmoralitybut aninstinctfor survival.
- Twomonthsago,resultsfrom aEuropeanstudyquestionedwhether earlytreatmentwith thedrugreallyimprovedsurvival.
- Fishstrugglefor survival when thewaterleveldropsin thelake.
- The survival ofwhalesisintimatelyboundup with thehealthof theocean.
- What are herchancesof survival?
Life and living
- alive
- animate
- borrow
- cheat
- cheat deathidiom
- co-exist
- cradle
- hold
- immortal
- last out
- life cycle
- life expectancy
- life form
- life history
- pelagic
- raise
- raisesomeonefrom the deadidiom
- revenant
- social life
- subsist
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survival
adjective
uk/səˈvaɪ.vəl/us/sɚˈvaɪ.vəl/continuingtoexistorwantingtocontinuetoexist:
生存的;赖以生存的;救生用的We all have astrongsurvivalinstinct.我们都有强烈的求生本能。
The survivalrateforpeoplewho have thisformofcanceris now more than 90percent.这种癌症患者的存活率现在已经超过了90%。
Life and living
- alive
- animate
- borrow
- cheat
- cheat deathidiom
- co-exist
- cradle
- hold
- immortal
- last out
- life cycle
- life expectancy
- life form
- life history
- pelagic
- raise
- raisesomeonefrom the deadidiom
- revenant
- social life
- subsist