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Meanings of exist in English

Portuguese
subsistir
Catalan
sobreviure
Spanish
subsistir

Support oneself.

subsistir
Portuguese
ser
Catalan
existir
Spanish
haber

To have existence.

ser
Usage of exist in English
1
The health ministry said it did not know how many cases exist.
Reuters
2
Financial services More obvious opportunities may exist in the financial services sector.
The Irish Times
3
In patients with type 2diabetes, the most common form, both problems exist.
Reuters
4
The technology we are using today won't exist in 10 years time.
The South African
5
Quite a few of them exist entirely on free food, you know.
Corduroy mansions
6
However, challenges exist as to the best method to target RKIP expression.
Pubmed
7
Conditions that exist today are based on what happened in the past.
Feminist dot com
8
The number of Jews who exist today in Spain is absolutely insignificant.
The Guardian
9
And an attempt to answer the question: does the Stellenbosch Mafia exist?
The South African
10
There's a very large reference market in France that doesn't exist elsewhere.
Wired
11
We'll never have a true picture of reality; it just doesn't exist.
Geektastic
12
Despite the many advantages of these systems, however, several limitations still exist.
Pubmed
13
He said: These people are so worried about problems that don't exist.
The Guardian
14
Objectives: Few routine systems exist to test older, asymptomatic children for HIV.
Pubmed
15
Yes, see, to power the suit... sir, the technology doesn't actually exist.
Iron Man
16
Modern scholars believe that after that point Language Prime ceased to exist.
Spellwright
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Exist through the time
Exist across language varieties
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Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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