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subsist

/səbˈsɪst/

Übersetzungen

subsistverb

subsisted

Past Simple

subsisted

Past Participle

subsisting

Gerund

/səbˈsɪst/

subsisterAu sens juridique ou formel : rester valable ou en vigueur.

The contract will subsist even if the company is restructured.

Le contrat subsistera même si l’entreprise est restructurée.

vivreEn parlant de moyens de subsistance; souvent avec la préposition « de » en français.

Many families in the rural area subsist on farming and small-scale trade.

De nombreuses familles de la région rurale vivent de l’agriculture et du petit commerce.

subsisterAu sens de continuer à exister.

The ancient traditions still subsist in some remote villages.

Les traditions anciennes subsistent encore dans certains villages isolés.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

nourrirEmploi rare et archaïque, transitif.

Synonyme

subsist on

subsistverb

To maintain or support oneself, especially at a minimal level.

Many families in the rural area subsist on farming and small-scale trade.

To continue to exist; to remain in being.

The ancient traditions still subsist in some remote villages.

To remain valid or in effect.

The contract will subsist even if the company is restructured.

To provide with food or other necessities of life; to sustain or maintain (transitive, chiefly archaic).

During the long siege, the commander managed to subsist the troops with supplies brought in by night.