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I . live1 [laɪv] ADJ

1. live attr (living):

2. live:

live MUS, RADIO, TV
v živo
live MUS, RADIO, TV

4. live (unexploded):

5. live (burning):

II . live1 [laɪv] ADV

live MUS, RADIO, TV
v živo
live MUS, RADIO, TV

I . live2 [lɪv] VB intr

1. live (be alive):

she lived to be 97 years old

2. live (spend life):

4. live (be remembered):

5. live (have interesting life):

live down VB trans to live down ⇄ sth

live off, live off of VB intr

1. live (depend):

2. live (support oneself):

live up VB trans

live inf:

live with VB intr

1. live (cohabit):

2. live (tolerate):

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
For some time she lived in a trailer on food stamps and welfare.
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The two of them lived together in college, along with one of his football team teammates.
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These types of short-lived and short-sighted emperors encouraged the arrival and ascension of strong, skillful and sly politicians.
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All truth-claims are embedded in experience, and their validity is put to the test within the lived world of human experience.
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She lived across from a dairy farm; this rural setting would later influence many of her works.
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It is very long-lived, with some trees reported to be over 1,000 years old.
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But this dearth was hardly ever absolute and altogether rather short-lived.
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Their descendants born already in the new lands are only extremely long-lived, though.
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People lived and died in sight of the cotton mill in which they spent from 1416 hours of their daily lives.
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He lived a life of great mortification, in prayer, fast, vigil, and the manual labor of the garden.
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