The sole survivor of the crash was a baby.
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Survivor
//sɚˈvaɪvɚ//
Synonyms for "survivor" (9 found)
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4 entriesTranslations
72 translations across 34 languages.
Bulgarian
1 entries- оцеля́л noun (one who survives)
Catalan
1 entries- supervivent noun (one who survives)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 幸存者 noun (one who survives)
Dutch
3 entries- nabestaande noun (one who knew a specific decedent)
- overlevende noun (one who survives)
- overlever noun (person who is able to endure hardship)
Esperanto
1 entries- supervivinto noun (one who survives)
Finnish
4 entries- jälkeenjäänyt noun (one who knew a specific decedent)
- selviytyjä noun (one who survives)
- selviytyjä noun (person who is able to endure hardship)
- selviytynyt noun (one who survives)
French
4 entries- rescapé noun (one who survives)
- rescapée noun (one who survives)
- survivant noun (one who survives)
- survivante noun (one who survives)
Galician
2 entries- sobrevivente noun (one who survives)
- supervivente noun (one who survives)
German
4 entries- harter Knochen noun (person who is able to endure hardship)
- Überlebende noun (one who survives)
- Überlebender noun (one who survives)
- Überlebenskünstler noun (person who is able to endure hardship)
Greek
2 entries- επιβιωθητής noun (one who survives)
- επιζών noun (one who survives)
Hindi
1 entries- उत्तरजीवी noun (one who survives)
Hungarian
1 entries- túlélő noun (one who survives)
Indonesian
1 entries- penyintas noun (one who survives)
Italian
1 entries- superstite noun (one who survives)
Japanese
2 entries- 生き残り noun (one who survives)
- 生存者 noun (one who survives)
Korean
1 entries- 생존자 noun (one who survives)
Latin
1 entries- superstes noun (one who survives)
Macedonian
3 entries- по́знаник noun (one who knew a specific decedent)
- прежи́веан noun (one who survives)
- преживе́аник noun (one who survives)
Māori
4 entries- makorea noun (one who survives)
- mokorea noun (one who survives)
- mōrehu noun (one who survives)
- mōrehurehu noun (one who survives)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- overlever noun (one who survives)
Old English
1 entries- alibbend noun (one who survives)
Persian
1 entries- بازمانده noun (one who survives)
Polish
2 entries- ocalała noun (one who survives)
- ocalały noun (one who survives)
Portuguese
1 entries- sobrevivente noun (one who survives)
Romanian
1 entries- supraviețuitor noun (one who survives)
Russian
4 entries- вы́живший noun (one who survives)
- знако́мый умершего noun (one who knew a specific decedent)
- оста́вшийся в живы́х noun (one who survives)
- уцеле́вший noun (one who survives)
Scottish Gaelic
1 entries- neach-tàrrsainn noun (one who survives)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- nadživeli noun (one who knew a specific decedent)
- nadživjeli noun (one who knew a specific decedent)
- preživeli noun (one who survives)
- preživjeli noun (one who survives)
Spanish
4 entries- perviviente noun (one who survives)
- sobreviviente noun (one who survives)
- sobreviviente noun (one who knew a specific decedent)
- superviviente noun (one who survives)
Swahili
1 entries- nusura noun (one who survives)
Swedish
3 entries- efterlevande noun (one who knew a specific decedent)
- överlevande noun (one who survives)
- överlevare noun (one who survives)
Ukrainian
3 entries- той, хто ви́жив noun (one who survives)
- той, хто лиши́вся живи́м noun (one who survives)
- уцілі́вший noun (one who survives)
Vietnamese
1 entries- người sống sót noun (one who survives)
Welsh
1 entries- goroeswr noun (one who survives)
Sample sentences
14 total sentences available.
He's the only survivor in the village.
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There was only one survivor of the accident.
Source: tatoeba (2041424)
You're a survivor.
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