liv
BrE /lɪv/ AmE /lɪv/
verb / adjective en → es
past lived pp lived ing living
to have a home in a place and spend time there regularly, especially to sleep there
vivir en, residir en
- live in a place
Collocations live in the city · live with someone
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She lives in London.
Ella vive en Londres.
to continue to exist or be present; to last for a period of time
existir, durar
- live in a place
Collocations live on the edge · live through an experience
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The tradition lives on.
La tradición sigue existiendo.
to be broadcast or shown on television or radio
transmitirse, emitirse
- live in a place
Collocations live coverage · live broadcast
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The concert will live on TV.
El concierto se transmitirá por televisión.
to perform or play music, especially in a public place such as a street or park
tocar en vivo, tocar en la calle
- live in a place
Collocations live performance · street performer
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The band will live on the street corner.
La banda tocará en la esquina de la calle.
to eat food that is cooked or prepared immediately before eating, especially meat or fish
comer fresco, comer recién hecho
- live in a place
Collocations live food · freshly cooked meal
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We ate live lobster.
Comimos langosta fresca.
to behave in a particular way, especially to be honest or sincere
portarse bien, comportarse de manera sincera
- live in a place
Collocations live up to expectations · be true to oneself
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He lives up to his reputation.
Él se comporta de acuerdo con su reputación.
to be or exist in a particular state or condition
ser, estar
- live in a place
Collocations live life to the fullest · enjoy every moment
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She lives a happy life.
Ella lleva una vida feliz.
to work or operate in a particular way, especially to be effective or successful
funcionar correctamente, funcionar bien
- live in a place
Collocations live up to expectations · work effectively
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The plan lives up to its promise.
El plan cumple con su promesa.