survivals

英 [səˈvaɪvəlz]

美 [sərˈvaɪvəlz]

n.  生存; 存活; 幸存; 残存物; 幸存事物
survival的复数

双语例句

• Yet, survivals can suffer brain damage.
  但是生还者仍然可能遭受大脑损伤。
• You may meet in the flickered sunlight any number of little princes and princesses far more real than the poor survivals of Europe.
  在这片闪烁的阳光下，满目皆是这样的小王子和小公主，他们远比欧洲王室那些可怜的幸存者显得真切。
• After Meiji Reformation, there were many survivals of feudalism in Japan.
  明治维新后，日本留下诸多封建残余。
• Conclusion The remodeling was not yet built up in the short-term cardiac transplanted survivals.
  结论小儿心脏移植短期内结构的重建尚未完成。
• Most of these ceremonies are survivals from earlier times.
  这些礼仪活动大部分是从古代沿袭下来的。
• But fungicide brings hidden troubles to human survivals and persistent development.
  但杀菌剂给人类的生存带来隐患，不利于可持续发展。
• A Study in Feudal Survivals in Political Lives in Contemporary China
  当代中国政治生活中的封建残余研究
• These are the survivals from the primitive society.
  这些是原始社会的遗物。
• She listened to him playing adagio, bemoaning the ghastly deaths and rejoicing over the miraculous survivals.
  他演奏慢板乐章，哀悼死亡的疯狂，祝颂幸存者奇迹似的命运。
• The "small group" mentality used to be rife in the red army, and although there has been some improvement as a result of criticism, there are still survivals and further effort is needed to overcome it.
  红军中历来小团体风气很盛，经过批评现在是好些了，但其残余依然存在，还须努力克服。