survivable
可存活的,生存的,可生存的,可存活
Definitions
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- : able to be survived: Would an atomic war be survivable?
- : capable of withstanding attack or countermeasures: a bomber survivable against fighter planes.
Examples
Dry conifer forests that had already teetered on the edge of survivable conditions were far more likely to simply convert to grass and shrublands, which generally absorb and store much less carbon.
“We really need to be intervening with buildings and neighborhoods to make them more survivable,” Rempel said.
Modern medicine has brought chest pain from heart attacks from routinely fatal to often survivable and even preventable.
These lower-end tornadoes are capable of significant property and tree damage, but tend to be easily survivable if protected from trees.
This period of time involves “cutting, breaching, crawling into the voids, looking for people in a survivable void space,” he says.
That can be survivable if a president acknowledges failures and takes steps to correct.
As for the day-to-day life of the horses, pro-ban veterinarians such as Holly Cheever describe it as “survivable, but not humane.”
The idea that the scandal itself is not survivable is nonsense.
Federal teams with survivable radio gear were positioned at the likely point of impact.
Alternatively, reusable long-range survivable systems provide needed flexibility to alter the Deep Strike plan as it unfolds.