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survive russian

  • пережи́ть

    to survive, to live through, to outlive

    to experience, to go through

    to endure, to bear, to get over

  • пережива́ть

    to worry, to be upset, to feel anxious

    to experience, to go through, to live through

    to survive, to outlive

  • перенести́

    to postpone, to reschedule, to put off

    to carry across, to carry over, to move, to transfer

    to bear, to endure, to withstand, to survive

    to undergo (illness or surgery), to go through

  • сохрани́ться

    to be preserved, to survive, to remain intact, to last

    to be saved, to get saved

  • вы́жить

    to survive, to stay alive, to pull through

    to drive out, to force out, to hound out

  • уцеле́ть

    to survive, to come out alive, to escape unhurt

    to remain intact, to be preserved, to survive undamaged

  • сохраня́ться

    to be preserved, to remain, to survive, to last

    to keep, to stay fresh

    to be saved, to be stored

  • простоя́ть

    to stand (for a time), to spend standing

    to last, to remain standing, to survive

    to stand idle, to lie idle, to be out of operation

    to stay, to remain, to be stationed

  • дотяну́ть

    to drag (as far as), to pull (up to), to haul (up to)

    to hold out (until), to last (until), to survive (until)

  • дожива́ть

    to live to (a certain age), to live until, to survive until, to live to see

    to live out (the rest of), to spend (the remaining time), to see out

  • выжива́ть

    to survive, to stay alive, to pull through

    to drive out, to force out, to hound out

  • зимова́ть

    to winter, to spend the winter, to overwinter

    to hibernate, to survive the winter

  • просуществова́ть

    to exist (for a period), to last, to survive

  • жизнеспосо́бность

    viability, survivability, ability to survive

    vitality, vigour, vital force

    resilience, hardiness, robustness

  • жизнеспосо́бный

    viable, capable of living, able to survive

    viable, workable, sustainable

    full of vitality, resilient, able to cope with life

  • жи́зненность

    vitality, vital power, zest for life

    viability, ability to survive

    true-to-life quality, lifelikeness, realism

    vital importance

  • перезимова́ть

    to winter, to pass the winter, to survive the winter

  • сбере́чься

    to be preserved, to be kept safe, to survive intact

    to take care of oneself, to save oneself, to protect oneself

  • уцелевать

    to survive, to stay alive, to come through unharmed

    to remain intact, to be preserved, to come through undamaged

  • блока́дник

    person who survived the Siege of Leningrad

  • вы́живший

    surviving, who has survived, survived

    survivor

    who has stayed (for a time), having lived through (a period somewhere)

  • пережи́вший

    survived, having survived, outlived, who has experienced

  • дожи́вший

    who lived to see, who survived until, having survived

  • вы́жавший

    survived, having survived

  • вы́стоявший

    having endured, having withstood, having survived

  • переби́вшийся

    having managed to get by, having made ends meet, having survived

  • вы́дюживший

    having endured, having withstood, having survived

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