The phrase "autumn survive" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of surviving through the autumn season, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The trees must find a way to autumn survive the harsh winds and cold temperatures."
Alternatives: "endure the autumn" or "survive the fall".
A starship, the Pillar of Autumn, survives the onslaught with the SPARTAN-II Master Chief on board.
James floods the project's control room with radiation to stop the Enclave military leader, Colonel Augustus Autumn, from taking control of it, killing himself (but Autumn survives), his last words urging his child to run.
For example, in certain areas of the former Soviet Union where the climatic conditions are identical, walnuts trees are frozen to death in autumn in certain locations but survive autumn in other places.
In the novel First Strike, The Master Chief, survivors of the Autumn and surviving Spartans from Reach destroy a Covenant fleet they learn is preparing to strike Earth, and race home to warn of the impending attack.
Many European countries grow winter oat, i.e. oat that is sown in the autumn and survives the winter in the field.
Last month it put its shuttle up for sale to raise enough money to survive the autumn and winter, when traffic declines.
Clare expects some of its responsibilities, including the Renaissance programme - which currently passes on around £50m a year of central government funding to regional museums, though that figure is not expected to survive the Autumn spending review - to be absorbed by Arts Council England.
These barleys are autumn sown, able to survive mild winter conditions, and flower in the late spring.
And that's what the bears survive on in the autumn, and what they use to get them through the winter.
Colonies perish in the autumn and only newly mated queens survive the winter by hibernating.
