outlive

outlive
[aʋtʹlıv] v
1. 1) пережить (кого-л., что-л.)

to outlive one's friends [one's contemporaries, one's century] - пережить своих друзей [своих современников, свой век]

he outlived her by 10 years - он пережил её на 10 лет

she was outlived by her husband and two children - после её смерти остались муж и двое детей

2) пережить, перенести

to outlive a disgrace [a scandal] - пережить позор [скандал]

to outlive a crime - избежать наказания за преступление (за сроком давности)

2. выжить
3. изжить себя, устареть

the idea was good once, but it has outlived its usefulness - когда-то это была прекрасная идея, но теперь она изжила себя


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