manage to survive发音

意思翻译

设法生存

相似词语短语

survive───vt.幸存；生还；幸免于；比……活得长；vi.存活；继续存在

manage───vt.管理；经营；控制；设法；vi.处理；应付过去

manage to get───设法得到

manage to for───设法

manage to say───设法说

survive by───靠……生存

survive famine───在饥荒中幸存

manage to do sth───设法做某事

survive sb───救活某人

双语使用场景

Yet Mr Kwatinetz is bullish about the prospects for those start-ups that manage to survive the crisis.───而科瓦提内兹对那些成功地从危机中幸存下来的创业公司的前景则很有信心。

Trees and other vegetation manage to survive thanks to fungi that release nutrients from the sand.───多亏真菌从沙子中释放出营养，才使树木和其它植被生存下来。

But couples who manage to survive the seven-year itch would be wise not to get complacent.───但成功度过“七年之痒”的夫妇不要沾沾自喜。

It looked like she would soon give birth and I wondered how her puppies would manage to survive.───她看起来似乎很快就要生产了，而我则开始思索如何让幼犬存活下来。

Under such conditions of glaring inefficiency and higher operating costs, it is surprising that the companies manage to survive financially.───条件下的低效率和更高的经营成本，我感到很惊讶，因为公司可以存在经济上的资助。

Most people who have AIDS manage to survive only a few years after they get the disease.───多数得艾滋病人在染病后只能活几年。

It isn't that many of them, a great proportion of them die of those bacteria, but some manage to survive.───不是因为他们数量众多，所以即便很多都被细菌感染而死，但还有很多活下来了。

The creatures on the ocean floor manage to survive without sunlight and get energy from other sources.───生活在大洋底部的生物必须在没有阳光的情况下生存，并且能利用其他能源。

英语使用场景

In reality, few students manage to survive a full year on these sums.

If you do not fight war by the Queen's Rules and manage to survive, you risk being "rendered" in a CIA Learjet or given a show trial in The Hague.

C., Packers fans manage to survive without cup holders or program holders attached to their seats.

Those who were still in complete control did not manage to survive the food.

I don't know how you all manage to survive on Jeremy's salary.

Only in 1993-94 did San Jose manage to survive a bad start.

The Richmond Meet is clearly thriving - but how did it manage to survive the lean years?

They usually manage to survive a day or so buried in a snowdrift.