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Traducciones

liveverb
lived
Past Simple
lived
Past Participle
living
Gerund
UK
/lɪv/
I live in Moscow
Я живу в Москве
Traducciones adicionales
проживать
Sinónimos
endure
relay
telecast
stream
transmit
air
broadcast
make a living
live on
breathe
persist
reside
abide
subsist
dwell
inhabit
stay
lodge
occupy
exist
survive
liveadjective
liver
Comp.
livest
Super.
UK
/laɪv/
US
/laɪv/
The live concert was an unforgettable experience.
Живой концерт был незабываемым опытом.
We watched the live broadcast of the football match.
Мы смотрели прямой эфир футбольного матча.
Traducciones adicionales
актуальный
непосредственный
боевойо боеприпасах
под напряжениемо проводах, электрооборудовании
действующий
Sinónimos
vivid
current
active
existing
lively
liveadverb
UK
/laɪv/
US
/laɪv/
The band is playing live tonight.
Группа играет сегодня вживую.
Traducciones adicionales
в прямом эфире
Sinónimos
as it happens
directly
in the flesh
in person
live on air
on air
in real time

Definiciones

liveverb
To have a home in a particular place; to reside.
They live in a small cottage by the sea.
To remain alive or continue to exist.
These ancient trees can live for over a thousand years.
To conduct one's life in a particular manner.
She tries to live a healthy lifestyle.
To continue to exist, remain operative, or persist, often beyond its original time.
The tradition lives on in villages across the country.
liveadjective
Having life; living.
The live plants in the garden need regular watering.
Involving a real-time broadcast or performance.
The band performed a live concert that was streamed online.
Charged with electricity; electrically active.
Be careful around the live wires during the repair work.
Involving direct and immediate action or operation.
The live feed from the camera showed the event as it happened.
Containing an explosive charge and capable of detonating.
Soldiers were warned that the training exercise used live rounds.
In sports, still legally in play and subject to action.
The ball remains live until the referee blows the whistle.
Still burning or glowing; not yet extinguished.
Keep your distance from the live coals in the fireplace.
liveadverb
In real time; while being broadcast or performed.
The president's speech was shown live on television.
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