遺存

遗存
yícún
  1. historical remains
  2. things that have survived since ancient times
  3. (of such things) to survive

CEDICT

  1. that which is left behind; remains
  2. to leave behind; to remain

Wiktionary

Entry Composition

1 遺 yí (bound form) to leave behind
2 存 cún
  1. to exist
  2. to deposit
  3. to store
  4. to keep
  5. to survive

Related entries

遺跡 yíjì
  1. trace
  2. vestige
  3. historical remains
  4. remnant
城堡的遗迹现在变成了公园。

The site of the castle is now a park.

Source: Tatoeba

倖存 xìngcún to survive (a disaster)
他在一個飛機事故中倖存了下來。

He survived a flight accident.

Source: Tatoeba

存活 cúnhuó
  1. to survive (a serious accident)
  2. survival
存活分析顯示，機率顯著減少。

Survival analysis showed a significant reduction.

Source: Tatoeba

成活 chénghuó to survive
殘存 cáncún
  1. to survive
  2. remnant
大熊猫是一种残存的古动物。

The giant panda is a surviving ancient animal species.

Source: Tatoeba

活下 huóxià to survive
她会活下来。

She will survive.

Source: Tatoeba

活下去 huóxiàqù
  1. to survive
  2. to keep on living
他為了活下去竭盡全力，所以他從來不想談起這件事。

He did everything to be able to survive, hence he never wants to talk about it.

Source: Tatoeba

活命 huómìng
  1. life
  2. to survive
  3. to save a life
  4. to scrape a living
生存 shēngcún
  1. to exist
  2. to survive
衣食住是生存的基础。

Food, clothing and shelter are the foundations of survival.

Source: Tatoeba

生還 shēnghuán
  1. to return alive
  2. to survive
度過 dùguò
  1. to pass
  2. to spend (time)
  3. to survive
  4. to get through
她獨自度過了週末。

She spent the weekend by herself.

Source: Tatoeba

存 cún
  1. to exist
  2. to deposit
  3. to store
  4. to keep
  5. to survive
你存了多少钱？

How much money did you save?

Source: Tatoeba

殘 cán
  1. to destroy
  2. to spoil
  3. to ruin
  4. to injure
  5. cruel
  6. oppressive
  7. savage
  8. brutal
  9. incomplete
  10. disabled
  11. to remain
  12. to survive
  13. remnant
  14. surplus