They are the largest land animals and live up to 70 years.(它們是最大的陸地動物，能活至70歲。)

Can he live up to this promise?(他能兌現(xiàn)這一承諾嗎？)

We have to live up to the expectations of Member States.(我們必須無愧于會員國的期望。)

Hundred-year weather events no longer live up to their name.(百年一遇的天氣不再配稱“百年一遇”了。)

The new structures may not live up to his expectations.(然而新的結(jié)構(gòu)不一定能如他所愿。)

I also know the pressure of trying to live up to a reputation created by previous victories.(我也知道要努力不辜負(fù)過去的勝利所創(chuàng)造的聲譽的壓力。)

Our children do try to live up to our expectations.(我們的孩子的確會努力以不辜負(fù)我們的期望。)

The new president of the university is trying his best to live up to the expectations of the students.(這所大學(xué)的新校長正在努力不辜負(fù)學(xué)生們的期望。)

However, they may not be able to live up to expectations.(不過，他們未必能夠不辜負(fù)人們的期望。)

It is vital that once an institution claims to be particularly good at something, it must live up to it.(至關(guān)重要的是，一旦一家機構(gòu)聲稱自己在某方面特別擅長，它就必須做到這一點。)