1.比...长寿,比...经久;度过...而健在
2.老到超过...的程度;久活而失去
1.to live longer than someone else
2.to continue to exist after something else has stopped
1.Joe and his wife, Rose, outlived JFK, who thus did not receive an inheritance.
乔·肯尼迪和妻子罗斯的财产超过了没有继承遗产的约翰·肯尼迪。
2.It was not right, thought Han Fei-tzu, for his wife to die before him: her ancestor-of-the-heart had outlived her husband.
这是不对的，韩非子想，他的妻子在他之前死去是不对的：因为她的心灵之祖活得比她的丈夫要长久。
3.Anne hoped she had outlived the age of blushing; but the age of emotion she certainly had not.
安妮希望自己已经跨过了羞怯的年龄，但她肯定没有跨过容易冲动的年龄。
4.It's safe to say that if Rachel had not resolved to change herself, she would perhaps have never outlived her past.
它的安全，说如果结却没有解决改变自己的想法，但她可能没有比她的过去。
5.The family's combined wealth by our estimate never got that high, JFK was just one of nine children, and his parents outlived him.
据统计，肯尼迪家族的全部资产都从未有那么多，而肯尼迪总统不过是九个孩子中的一个，父母也比他在世的时间长。
6.NARRATOR: Keynes did not have long to live. Ill and overworked, his health gave way, but his reputation and influence outlived him.
旁白：凯恩斯不久就逝世了，疾病和过度劳累毁掉了他的健康。但是他的声望和影响长存。
7.But he quickly outlived his political usefulness, and his next two books, The First Circle and The Cancer Ward, had to be published abroad.
但很快，他的政治作用下降了，他接下来的两本书《第一圈》、《癌症病房》也不得不在国外出版。
8.The children he had outlived. The grandchildren who never wrote.
妻子患癌，孩子比自己早死，孙子们从不给他写信。
9.It would leave us stranded in a world we no longer understand even as spectators, walking anachronisms who have outlived themselves.
它让人滞留在一个早已经不属于自己的世界，一个自己即使作为旁观者也无法理解的世界。
10.But it has outlived its usefulness now that human consumption, and pollution, loom large across the earth.
但是在这个人类的资源消耗、环境污染席卷整个地球的时代中，这种观点已经是老而无用的了。