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1 ♦ (to) exist
♦ (to) exist /ɪgˈzɪst/v. i.1 esistere; esserci: Do ghosts exist?, esistono i fantasmi?; TV didn't exist then, allora non esisteva la TV; There existed some tension between them, tra di loro esisteva una certa tensione; to cease to exist, cessare di esistere2 esserci; trovarsi: Several kinds of fish exist in this lake, in questo lago esistono diverse specie di pesci3 vivere; sopravvivere: Man cannot exist without air, l'uomo non può vivere senza l'aria; to exist on (a diet of) fruit, vivere di frutta; sopravvivere con una dieta di sola frutta; The organization exists on charitable donations, l'organizzazione sopravvive grazie a donazioni. -
2 ♦ (to) exist
♦ (to) exist /ɪgˈzɪst/v. i.1 esistere; esserci: Do ghosts exist?, esistono i fantasmi?; TV didn't exist then, allora non esisteva la TV; There existed some tension between them, tra di loro esisteva una certa tensione; to cease to exist, cessare di esistere2 esserci; trovarsi: Several kinds of fish exist in this lake, in questo lago esistono diverse specie di pesci3 vivere; sopravvivere: Man cannot exist without air, l'uomo non può vivere senza l'aria; to exist on (a diet of) fruit, vivere di frutta; sopravvivere con una dieta di sola frutta; The organization exists on charitable donations, l'organizzazione sopravvive grazie a donazioni.
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