Inglese - Ungherese

outlive

gb/ˌaʊtlˈɪv/ us/ˌaʊtlˈɪv/
B2 Inglese
túlél
VERBO B2
1
Schema d'uso:
[someone] outlives [someone]
She outlived her husband by nearly twenty years.
Majdnem húsz évvel túlélte a férjét.
Only two of the original band members outlived the others.
Az eredeti zenekari tagok közül csak ketten élték túl a többieket.
Doctors didn’t expect him to outlive his older brother.
Esempi per chi studia
My grandmother outlived my grandfather.
A nagymamám túlélte a nagypapámat.
He outlived many of his friends.
Sok barátját túlélte.
Errore comune:
Don’t confuse with outlast; outlive is mainly used for living things and lifespans.
Significato
live longer than someone
Collocazioni
outlive your spouse |outlive your parents |outlive your children |outlive his wife |outlive her husband |outlive a sibling |outlive most of your friends |outlive your contemporaries |outlive everyone in the family |outlive your generation
Sinonimi
outlast (More general; can be used for things as well as people.) | survive (Often focuses on continuing to live after danger, not specifically living longer than someone else.)
Contrari
predecease (To die before someone else (formal).) | die before (Plain-language opposite meaning.)
Temi
people |life_events |health
Definizione

to live longer than another person

To live longer than another person; to be still alive after they have died.

VERBO B2
2
Schema d'uso:
[something] outlives [something]
Her influence outlived her career and shaped the industry for decades.
Hatása túlélte a pályafutását, és évtizedekre meghatározta az iparágat.
The tradition has outlived the empire that created it.
A hagyomány túlélte az azt létrehozó birodalmat.
Some designs outlive the technology they were built for.
Esempi per chi studia
His books outlived him.
Könyvei túlélték őt.
This style will outlive the trend.
Ez a stílus túl fogja élni ezt a trendet.
Errore comune:
Learners may use outlive for any kind of ‘last’; it usually suggests ‘lasting beyond what was expected’ or beyond a related thing (like its creator).
Significato
last longer than something
Collocazioni
outlive its creator |outlive its founder |outlive its purpose |outlive a trend |outlive a fad |outlive a regime |outlive the company |outlive the technology |outlive the controversy |outlive the memory of
Sinonimi
endure (Emphasizes continuing despite difficulties or time.) | last (More neutral and general; less of a comparison.) | outlast (Very close in meaning; often used for things and processes.)
Contrari
fade (To gradually disappear or lose importance.) | become obsolete (To stop being useful or relevant (especially for technology or ideas).)
Temi
time |culture |society |business
Definizione

to last longer than something else

To continue to exist, be remembered, or remain relevant longer than something else.

VERBO C1
3
Schema d'uso:
[someone/something] outlives [an illness/accident/crisis]
Against all expectations, she outlived the disease by many years.
Minden várakozás ellenére még sok évig élt a betegség után.
Only a few local shops outlived the long recession.
Csak néhány helyi bolt élte túl az elhúzódó recessziót.
He worried he wouldn’t outlive the winter without help.
Esempi per chi studia
She outlived her illness.
Túlélte a betegségét.
The small business outlived the crisis.
A kisvállalkozás túlélte a válságot.
Errore comune:
Often sounds more natural with illnesses or crises that were expected to end someone’s life or end a business; otherwise ‘live through’ may be better.
Significato
survive a dangerous time
Collocazioni
outlive cancer |outlive the recession |outlive the crisis |outlive the war |outlive the pandemic |outlive a serious injury |outlive a diagnosis |outlive the downturn |outlive the famine |outlive the storm
Sinonimi
survive (The most common alternative; less comparative in tone.) | live through (Highlights experiencing the period rather than exceeding an expected end point.)
Contrari
succumb (To die or fail because of an illness, injury, or pressure.) | perish (To die (more formal/literary).)
Temi
health |risk |daily_life |business
Definizione

to stay alive (or continue) after something very hard or dangerous

To survive and continue living after a dangerous illness, accident, or difficult period that could have caused death or failure.

Grammatica
Forma base
outlive
IPA
GB/ˌaʊtlˈɪv/
US/ˌaʊtlˈɪv/
Sillabe e accento
out - live (2 sillabe)
Stress on 2nd syllable (live)
Forme flesse
Verb
  • Base: outlive
  • 3rd Person Singular: outlives
  • Present Participle: outliving
  • Past: outlived
Famiglia di parole
Forms
outlives verb outliving verb outlived verb
Core family
live verb A1 life noun A2 alive adjective A2
Related words
lively adjective B1 lifetime noun A2 lifelong adjective B2 livelihood noun B2
Negative and opposite forms
lifeless adjective B2
Advanced or less common
lifespan noun B1 longevity noun C1
Espressioni

outlive the hype

1
/ˌaʊtlˈɪv ðə hˈaɪp/
fixed phrase

remain good after excitement fades

to stay popular after people stop talking about it

Esempi
  • The game easily outlived the hype and kept a loyal audience for years.
  • Many products don’t outlive the hype from their launch.
  • The restaurant is busy now, but we’ll see if it outlives the hype.
Esempi per chi studia
  • The movie outlived the hype.
  • This phone may not outlive the hype.

outlive the odds

1
/ˌaʊtlˈɪv ðə ˈɑdz/
fixed phrase

survive despite low chances

to survive even when it seemed unlikely

Esempi
  • He outlived the odds and celebrated his 90th birthday.
  • Several patients outlived the odds thanks to early treatment.
  • The startup outlived the odds and became profitable in its third year.
Esempi per chi studia
  • She outlived the odds.
  • The company outlived the odds.

outlive your usefulness

1
/ˌaʊtlˈɪv jˈʊɹ jˈusfəlnəs/
fixed phrase

no longer be useful

to be old and not useful anymore

Esempi
  • The old filing system has outlived its usefulness.
  • Some rules outlive their usefulness and should be updated.
  • He felt the role had outlived his usefulness on the team.
Esempi per chi studia
  • This app has outlived its usefulness.
  • That rule has outlived its usefulness.

outlive your welcome

1
/ˌaʊtlˈɪv jˈʊɹ wˈɛlkəm/
fixed phrase

stay too long; become unwanted

to stay too long and make people annoyed

Esempi
  • We should leave soon—I don’t want to outlive our welcome.
  • After a week on their couch, he started to feel he’d outlived his welcome.
  • If you keep bringing up that topic, you’ll outlive your welcome here.
Esempi per chi studia
  • Let’s go. We don’t want to outlive our welcome.
  • I think I outlived my welcome at their house.

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