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live verb

(BE ALIVE)

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B1 [ I ] (to continue) to be alive or have life: He only lived a few days after the accident. [ + to infinitive ] I hope I live to see my grandchildren.live to Her granny lived to the ripe old age of 94. Can the right to live ever be denied to any human?live on She lived on well into her 90s.

更多范例减少例句Mrs Jones is failing fast, and the doctor doesn't think she'll live much longer.Few people live beyond the age of a hundred.The study found that men who were married lived longer than those who were not.All animals have to eat in order to live.Her joy at the birth of her son was tinged with sadness that her father had not lived to see him.

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Life and living

alive

animate

blue zone

borrow

cheat death idiom

cradle

insensate

interanimation

last

last out phrasal verb

life course

outlive

pelagic

raise someone from the dead idiom

reanimate

reanimation

unviable

viable

vital

year

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live verb

(HAVE A HOME)

A1 to have your home somewhere: Where do you live? We live in Kingston. Some students live on the University campus. He lives with four other people in a shared house.live at home She's still living at home (= with her parents).

[ I ] informal to be kept usually in a particular place: Where do the knives live in your kitchen? I'm not sure where this bowl lives.

更多范例减少例句She went to live abroad after the break-up of her marriage.Do you know the people who live two doors down?I don't like the idea of living so far away from my family.It's very convenient that you live near the office.We live on a quiet road.

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Living or sleeping somewhere

abide

asylum hotel

co-resident

co-residential

domiciled

inhabitation

inhospitable

inhospitably

live at home

live in phrasal verb

put down roots idiom

reinhabit

reoccupation

repopulate

repopulation

tenancy

under someone's roof idiom

uninhabitable

unlivable

warehousing

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Existing and being

live rough

UK to live outside because you have no home and no money: She'd run away from home and was living rough. She works as a mediator helping to prevent young people living rough on the streets. 比较

sleep rough

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Homelessness

bag lady

be of/have no fixed abode/address idiom

couch surf

couchsurfing

derelict

doss

homeless

homelessness

hostel

housing benefit

mendicancy

rough sleeping

sofa-surf

sofa-surfing

soup kitchen

street

vagabond

vagrancy

waif

waifs and strays idiom

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live verb

(SPEND LIFE)

B1 [ I usually + adv/prep, T ] to spend your life in a particular way: After a while you get used to living alone. When you retire, you want to live a comfortable life.live without The TV's broken - we'll just have to live without (= not have) it for a while.live something to the full She certainly lived her life to the full (= was always doing something interesting).live beyond your means The US is living beyond its means (= spending more than it earns).live happily ever after So the couple got married and lived happily ever after.

更多范例减少例句He likes to live dangerously.I quite like wine but I could live without it.You can't expect to live in a continual state of marital bliss.We live in a toughly competitive world.She's miserable living on her own.

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Life and living

alive

animate

blue zone

borrow

cheat death idiom

cradle

insensate

interanimation

last

last out phrasal verb

life course

outlive

pelagic

raise someone from the dead idiom

reanimate

reanimation

unviable

viable

vital

year

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live verb

(STAY ALIVE)

C2 [ I ] to stay alive, especially by getting enough money to pay for food, a place to stay, clothing, etc.: live by For several years she lived by begging. They barely make enough money to live.

更多范例减少例句They have to steal to live.He lives by catching fish.They live off the proceeds from selling the palace.He lives off other people's kindness.They lived by gathering nuts and seeds.

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Life and living

alive

animate

blue zone

borrow

cheat death idiom

cradle

insensate

interanimation

last

last out phrasal verb

life course

outlive

pelagic

raise someone from the dead idiom

reanimate

reanimation

unviable

viable

vital

year

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live verb

(CONTINUE)

[ I ] (of things that are not alive) to exist or continue to exist: live on The memory of those terrible days lives on.

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Continue & last

all day

bash

bash on phrasal verb

bubble away

carry (something) on phrasal verb

cease

gold-plated

holdover

hour

immortality

immortally

in the making idiom

momentum

progress

prolong

prolongation

prosecute

prosecution

soldier

stretch

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live verb

(INTERESTING LIFE)

[ I ] to have an interesting life: live a little I want to live a little before I settle down. If you haven't seen Venice, you haven't lived.

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Exciting and interesting

absorbing

absorbingly

action-packed

adventurous

alley

eventfully

exciting

excitingly

exhilarating

eye-catchingly

piquant

piquantly

prepossessing

provocative

provocatively

vibey

vibrantly

watchable

witchy

with bells on idiom

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习语

can't live without something

hit someone where they live

living the dream

live (on) in the memory

live your own life

live a lie

live and breathe something

live and let live

live by your wits

live in sin

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live it up

live like a king/lord

live to fight another day

live to tell the tale

lived in

live out your dreams/fantasies

never live something down

within living memory

you live and learn

短语动词

live for something/someone

live in

live off someone/something

live on something

live out

live something out

live through something

live together

live up to something

live with someone

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live with something

liveadjective uk

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live adjective

(HAVING LIFE)

[ before noun ] having life: Millions of live animals are shipped around the world each year. There was a tank of live lobsters in the restaurant.

更多范例减少例句They transport live cattle across the country.The place was full of live rats.He said he'd seen a live dinosaur.He uses live insects as bait.She carries a live snake round her neck.

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Life and living

alive

animate

blue zone

borrow

cheat death idiom

cradle

insensate

interanimation

last

last out phrasal verb

life course

outlive

pelagic

raise someone from the dead idiom

reanimate

reanimation

unviable

viable

vital

year

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live adjective

(AS IT HAPPENS)

B1 (of a performance) broadcast, recorded, or seen while it is happening: This evening there will be a live broadcast of the debate. a live recording

更多范例减少例句I saw the Rolling Stones live.I wish I had seen Maria Callas live.The concert was broadcast live from New York.The show was recorded in front of a live audience.The stunt was filmed live.

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Simultaneous and consecutive

accompanied by someone/something

accompaniment

accompany

all the while idiom

along

fly

go along phrasal verb

heavy rotation

in parallel idiom

in parallel with something

in rotation idiom

parallel

row

serially

simultaneous

simultaneously

simultaneousness

soon

straight

tandem

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Broadcasting in general

live adjective

(ELECTRICITY)

(of a wire) carrying or charged with electricity: a live wire

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Electricity & electronics

anti-static

bitstream

brown out phrasal verb

brownout

capacitance

flick

glitch

hydro

impulse

induction

lossless

lossy

low-wattage

magneto

mercury lamp

thermoelectric

thermoelectricity

thermomagnetic

tidal power

timing device

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live adjective

(ABLE TO EXPLODE)

able to explode: live rounds of ammunition live shells

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Exploding and erupting

blast

blow

blow (someone/something) up phrasal verb

burst in on someone/something phrasal verb

burst in/into (somewhere) phrasal verb

controlled explosion

detonate

erupt

explosively

explosiveness

fallout from something

flame

go off phrasal verb

go pop idiom

go up phrasal verb

implode

pop

test-fire

unexploded

unspent

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live adjective

(BURNING)

(of a fire, coals, or a match) still burning or able to burn: There are live coals in the fireplace.

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Burning, burnt & on fire

afire

blazing

burn (something) down phrasal verb

burn sb up phrasal verb

burned out

burnt out

combustible

combustion

consume

flare

frazzled

immolate

incinerate

incombustible

noncombustible

on fire idiom

post-burn

reignite

scald

spontaneous combustion

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broadcast as it happens; performing or being performed in front of an audience: perform live I've got two tickets to see them perform live. It was an experience of a lifetime to see her live. go live

If a new system, especially a computer system, goes live, it starts to operate and be used: Our new payments system will go live at the beginning of next month.

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Present

all over

all-pervasive

appearance

around here

attend

attendance

attendant

audit

immanence

immanent

immanently

in the flesh idiom

in-person

kill

pervasive

presence

present

seropositive

seropositivity

sit

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live | 美式英语词典

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live verb

(HAVE LIFE)

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[ I ] to be alive or have life, or to continue in this state: Rembrandt lived in the 17th century. This oak tree has been living for over 200 years.

live verb

(HAVE A HOME)

[ I always + adv/prep ] to have as your home or as the place where you stay or return, esp. to sleep: Where do you live? We live in St. Louis now but we used to live in Cincinnati. Freshmen are required to live on campus. My brother lives with four other people in a big house.

live verb

(STAY ALIVE)

[ I ] to stay alive by getting enough money to pay for food, a home, clothing, etc., or to stay alive by eating a particular food: She’s so poor – I wonder how she lives. While he’s studying for the finals, he lives on junk food. He’s living off the money he inherited from his father.

live verb

(SPEND LIFE)

[ always + adv/prep ] to spend your life in a particular way: [ I ] After a while you get used to living alone. [ I ] On his income, they can afford to live well. [ T ] She lived her whole life in a little town in New Mexico.

[ always + adv/prep ] To live can also mean to have the full experience that life can offer: [ I ] If you haven’t been to Alaska, you haven’t lived.

习语

live and let live

live it up短语动词

live down something

live for something

live through something

live together

live up to something

live with something

live with someone liveadjective, adverb [ not gradable ] us

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live adjective, adverb [not gradable]

(AS IT HAPPENS)

(of a performance) shown or broadcast to people watching or listening as it is happening, rather than being recorded to be shown or broadcast later: This evening at seven there will be a live telecast of the debate. There will be live music (= people playing music) at the party.

liveadjective [ not gradable ] us

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live adjective [not gradable]

(CARRYING ELECTRICITY)

carrying or charged with electricity: You’d better test the electric outlet first to see if it’s live.

live adjective [not gradable]

(ABLE TO EXPLODE)

able to explode: The army is using live ammunition on these maneuvers.

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live | 商务英语

liveadjective

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a live event is broadcast or seen at the same time it is performed or happens: a live webcast/webinarlive broadcasts/coverage/discussions We try out ideas on thousands of customers at once, using live discussions or instant customer surveys.

liveadverb

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IT broadcast or seen while being performed or happening: The event will be screened live only by satellite broadcasters.

go live IT

if a new system, especially a computer system, goes live, it starts to operate: Our new payments system will go live at the end of the month.

liveverb uk

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live beyond your means

to spend more than you earn: To avoid slipping into debt, don't live beyond your means.

短语动词

live off sb/sth

live on sth

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live的例句

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Theoretically it should be possible to have the shofar music performed live by a minimum of three shofar players.

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Thus, it is possible that the individuals discussed in this article formed single-person households for the purposes of taxation, but physically lived with other people.

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In general, little is known about those living on the margins of society during this period, especially in the rural regions.

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If the answer was no, the age of the last live birth (surviving child) was determined.

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Then there were very few of us, we could live off the land that way.

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The performances of all these works are very fine, the result of good preparation in live performance and sympathy with the very diverse styles involved.

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The tasks were presented live by the first author.

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Percentages of live term fetuses were determined based on the number of 2-cell embryos transferred.

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Of the blastocysts transferred to pseudopregnant mice, 51.3% (20/36) implanted and 33.4% (12/36) developed to live fetuses in the mitochondria-damaged group.

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He visited rural villages and witnessed how the different groups lived in close proximity to one another.

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The number of breathless people is increasing as patients with all types of cardio-respiratory disease live longer.

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Whether these are generalizable to healthier male and female populations living in the community and from age seventy is uncertain.

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Thirty or forty families would be the most that could live together, that is, about 140 or 150 persons.

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