Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Survive"

A: Ok the sentence should read "Relentless, you survive". It means "You are relentless, you survive". "Relentless" in this context means you are determined, you never give up.

A: lol.
Cute present to bring to 1yr old birthday party. The balloon is really for the parents of their first child and means that all three of them successfully lived and remain a family. Funny.

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A: sobrevivir pero la usamos mucho metafóricamente. No estoy seguro de este uso en español. Por ejemplo:

"I don't think I'm going to survive three more years with her!" ... en realidad, no va a morir. Implica que la odio o es una persona muy difícil.

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A: 「Pokemon's name」survived the hit.

A: I survived the plane chrash

A: a. Are you going to prepare for the end of the world?
b. No why would I?
c. Because only the paranoid will survive.

a. Why are you so afraid?
b. Because only the paranoid survive.

This phrase is not common to use in daily life.

A: If you are to survive it means you must acquire the needed things to live in life, like food and water. I hardly hear the word subsist, but it seems to mean caring or supporting for themselves or someone else.

A: The first one is wrong. Second one is correct. For example, I will survive this pandemic.

A: Thanks a lot

A: survive is meaning to get through a situation and continue to life

endure means to continue to go through a situation for a long time

eg.

He survived his camping trip

The team endured the weather

I have survived all my exams

I am enduring my exams.


I would say endure would be used in present tense more often whereas survive would commonly be in the past. Hope this makes sense

A: If I'm understanding, there isn't really a difference. If by "survive from" you want the past tense, like it already happened, you could say "survived". You already survived.
Examples might be "I survived the plane crash"
"I survived cancer"
"We must survive this storm"
"The medicine will help us survive"

A: I barely survived.

A: Key to surviving

A: @FernandaBravin

A: Yes 😊 for abbreviation you can say :"You won't survive😊

A: I could survive OFF OF this

A: @Think07: It makes grammatical sense but would not be used in common speech. Some more natural sounding ways to say this are:
I'm strong so I'll survive.

I'll survive because I'm strong.

I'm strong so I'll survive for sure.