意：to defeat an opponent especially in a long or difficult contest, often use figuratively. （本身表示打败一个对手，但比喻用法也很常见，此时主语一般是抽象的名词，表达更简短有力）
例：In the end, justice prevailed.
Prevailed: 1. 态度/风俗流行；2.获胜（prevail = win =triumph)
例：In the struggle for AI supermacy, China will prevail.
例：Let justice prevail.
例：May peace prevail on earth.
例：Freedom will prevail.
例：We will not waver, we will not tire, we will not falter, and we will not fail. Peace and freedom will prevail.
prevail 不及物动词，prevail over是常见搭配。
例： Truth will always prevail over lies.
作业：
答：1) no matter how many difficulties, Despite great odds, true love prevail over everything.
2) 场景：发烧是身体免疫与病毒抗争的过程。烧退了代表自身免疫的胜利。
造句：Having a fever, represents a process that one’s immune system fights with virus. The immune system prevail if the fever was brought down.
