outlast是什么意思
outlast
[英][ˌaʊtˈlɑ:st][美][ˌaʊtˈlæst]
vt.比…长久，比…活得长;
第三人称单数：outlasts过去分词：outlasted现在进行时：outlasting过去式：outlasted
例句:
1.
Can he build a bank that will outlast him?
那么他一手缔造的银行是否能比他更长寿？
2.
Tyranny pre-dated mr bush and will outlast him.
专制政权在布什之前就存在，在他之后还会存在
outlast怎么读
outlast英 [ˌaʊtˈlɑ:st]美 [ˌaʊtˈlæst]vt.比…长久，比…活得长；过去式：outlasted过去分词：outlasted 现在分词：outlasting第三人称单数：outlasts双语例句The kind of beauty that will outlast youth.比年青更持久的那种美。牛津词典I am not one of those lunkheads who interpret evolution as meaning only the fittest survive and their survival proves that they deserved to outlast other species.我不像那些笨蛋一样，将进化论仅仅解释为优胜劣汰和某一物种存活了下来证明了它们应当比其他物种活的时间长。So the dinosaurs that outlast the ejecta, firestorms, and poison gas ultimately fall victim to the demands of their own massive bodies.所以逃过了喷出物云团大火和毒气的恐龙，最后也得臣服于自己庞大身躯的需求。His grandmother will outlast his grandfather.他祖母会比他祖父长寿。And that means it can outlast the individuals who learned that information, and it can accumulate from generation to generation.这就意味着它能比学到信息的个体存在的更长久，而且它也能一代一代的积累。
