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Перевод: outlive

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пережить; выжить

Тезаурус:

1. Nor does a term cease to be a leasehold because it is determinable by an event which may happen, or which is certain to happen, within the term - e.g. if A holds land for 99 years or for 999 years, "if he shall so long live", he is still a leaseholder, though it is nearly or quite certain that he will not outlive the term.
2. The house had an existence of its own, one that would outlive hers.
3. Deng Xiaoping is 85, and while apparently in reasonably good health, will not outlive the instigators of the "counter-revolutionary rebellion".
4. However, many older people are not married and do not have children - and a small number outlive their children.
5. "You're that tough, you'll outlive us all."
6. In a country where infant mortality is low, it is expected that children will live into adulthood and outlive their parents, so that there will not be a time when it seems likely that a child will die before their parents.
7. Because women generally outlive men, most very elderly people are women (almost 70 per cent of those aged over 75 and 75 per cent of those over 85), and it is conditions affecting older women where questions about equity in health care are particularly obvious.
8. She had tremendous will-power, and the locals reckoned she would outlive everyone just to spite them, yet she was so senile she was practically imb -senile!
9. The Colonel would almost certainly outlive Bo-Bo by many years.
10. It makes sense to share chores, because in doing so we are learning how to cope on our own, should we outlive a partner.
11. The springer spaniels, who gulp down what the children leave, will probably outlive next door's parrot.
12. Yet eventually, like other empires that outlive their time, from Charlemagne's to the Habsburgs', shrink it will.
13. "I'll outlive you, anyway, saints preserve you," the old man nipped in smartly.