Definition of survivorship in English:

survivorship

noun səˈvʌɪvəʃɪpsərˈvaɪvərˌʃɪp

mass noun

1The state or condition of being a survivor; survival.
幸存
as modifier a survivorship clause
Example sentencesExamples
- We appreciate your support in spreading the word about cancer survivorship and research by giving the wristbands away.
- The book is written by her and her husband, and is an interesting work of cancer survivorship.
- She is particularly interested in cancer survivorship and health disparity issues.
- Dr Mike Sullivan talks to us about late effects of chemotherapy and radiotherapy, and also about things that were all under the theme of survivorship after cancer.
1. 1.1Zoology The proportion of a population surviving to a given age.
  〔主动〕特定年龄段的存活率
  Example sentencesExamples
  Patterns of adult body size are likely the evolutionary consequence of variation in juvenile survivorship among populations.
  Mite fitness was primarily composed of adult fecundity and juvenile survivorship.
  Egg size affects the larval survivorship of beetles on seeds of Texas ebony.
  In many animals, however, the main cost of helping is probably reduced survivorship.
  Murray argued that adult survivorship should be high in tropical birds precisely because fecundity rates are low.

Definition of survivorship in US English:

survivorship

nounsərˈvīvərˌSHipsərˈvaɪvərˌʃɪp

1The state or condition of being a survivor; survival.
幸存
as modifier a survivorship clause
Example sentencesExamples
- The book is written by her and her husband, and is an interesting work of cancer survivorship.
- We appreciate your support in spreading the word about cancer survivorship and research by giving the wristbands away.
- Dr Mike Sullivan talks to us about late effects of chemotherapy and radiotherapy, and also about things that were all under the theme of survivorship after cancer.
- She is particularly interested in cancer survivorship and health disparity issues.
1. 1.1Law A right depending on survival, especially the right of a survivor of people with a joint interest to take the whole on the death of the others.
  Example sentencesExamples
  One is called a joint tenancy with right of survivorship.
  Alternatively, you and your husband could hire a lawyer to prepare a new deed for the home that states that the two of you own it as joint tenants with rights of survivorship.
  If you hold ownership of securities jointly with another person and give that person right of survivorship over them, the securities will pass directly to that person upon your death without having to go through probate.
  It was held that the presumption of a resulting trust in her favour (and therefore of her estate) was rebutted, and that the nephew was entitled to the balance on the account by survivorship.
  Indeed, on the day before the testator dies he could have vested all his property jointly with his son, for example, and it would have passed by survivorship.

单词	survivorship
释义	Definition of survivorship in English: survivorship noun səˈvʌɪvəʃɪpsərˈvaɪvərˌʃɪp mass noun 1The state or condition of being a survivor; survival. 幸存 as modifier a survivorship clause Example sentencesExamples We appreciate your support in spreading the word about cancer survivorship and research by giving the wristbands away. The book is written by her and her husband, and is an interesting work of cancer survivorship. She is particularly interested in cancer survivorship and health disparity issues. Dr Mike Sullivan talks to us about late effects of chemotherapy and radiotherapy, and also about things that were all under the theme of survivorship after cancer. 1.1Zoology The proportion of a population surviving to a given age. 〔主动〕特定年龄段的存活率 Example sentencesExamples Patterns of adult body size are likely the evolutionary consequence of variation in juvenile survivorship among populations. Mite fitness was primarily composed of adult fecundity and juvenile survivorship. Egg size affects the larval survivorship of beetles on seeds of Texas ebony. In many animals, however, the main cost of helping is probably reduced survivorship. Murray argued that adult survivorship should be high in tropical birds precisely because fecundity rates are low. Definition of survivorship in US English: survivorship nounsərˈvīvərˌSHipsərˈvaɪvərˌʃɪp 1The state or condition of being a survivor; survival. 幸存 as modifier a survivorship clause Example sentencesExamples The book is written by her and her husband, and is an interesting work of cancer survivorship. We appreciate your support in spreading the word about cancer survivorship and research by giving the wristbands away. Dr Mike Sullivan talks to us about late effects of chemotherapy and radiotherapy, and also about things that were all under the theme of survivorship after cancer. She is particularly interested in cancer survivorship and health disparity issues. 1.1Law A right depending on survival, especially the right of a survivor of people with a joint interest to take the whole on the death of the others. Example sentencesExamples One is called a joint tenancy with right of survivorship. Alternatively, you and your husband could hire a lawyer to prepare a new deed for the home that states that the two of you own it as joint tenants with rights of survivorship. If you hold ownership of securities jointly with another person and give that person right of survivorship over them, the securities will pass directly to that person upon your death without having to go through probate. It was held that the presumption of a resulting trust in her favour (and therefore of her estate) was rebutted, and that the nephew was entitled to the balance on the account by survivorship. Indeed, on the day before the testator dies he could have vested all his property jointly with his son, for example, and it would have passed by survivorship.
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