گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'live'

1 عمومی:: ( vi&tv): زندگی‌ كردن‌

2 عمومی:: (jda):

3 عمومی:: زیستن‌

4 عمومی:: زنده‌ بودن‌

1 general:: live with sth to accept a difficult or unpleasant situation • I can't change the situation so I'm going to have to learn to live with it.

2 general:: In addition to the idioms beginning with LIVE, Also see ALIVE (LIVE) AND KICKING; AS I LIVE AND BREATHE; CLOSE TO HOME (WHERE ONE LIVES); (LIVE FROM) DAY TO DAY; FAT OF THE LAND, LIVE OFF THE; HIGH OFF THE HOG, LIVE; IN ONE'S POCKET (LIVE IN EACH OTHER'S POCKETS); LEARN TO LIVE WITH; PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN GLASS HOUSES.

3 general:: live on sth MONEY 1. If you live on an amount of money, that is the money that you use to buy the things that you need • We lived on very little when we first got married.

4 general:: live up to sth to be as good as something • The concert was brilliant - it lived up to all our expectations.

5 general:: live together If two people live together, they share a house and have a sexual relationship but are not married • Nowadays many young people live together before they get married.

6 general::   adj., adv. VERBS appear, be, play He appeared live on the Song and Dance Show. Is the show live or recorded? The band have never played this song live before. | come to sb, go out This programme comes to you live from the Albert Hall. In those days the broadcasts all went out live. | be broadcast, be screened, be shown, be televised, be transmitted The match will be televised live this evening. | be recorded The CD was recorded live at a concert given last year.

7 general:: verb dwell: We live in Oregon on a farm. verb survives: He lives on rice and fish. adj. not dead: We want a live fish. adj. energized: He touched a live wire and died.

8 general::   verb in a place ADV. alone | together She disapproves of unmarried couples living together. | apart The couple have lived apart for two years. VERB + LIVE come to, go to We went to live in London when I was three. PREP. among living among the people of this remote island | in He lives in Manchester. | near She lives quite near here. | with I still live with my mum. PHRASES a place to live young couples looking for a place to live be alive ADV. longer Women live longer than men in general. | forever Who wants to live forever? I don't. | happily (ever after) All she wanted was to get married and live happily ever after. | amicably, harmoniously, peaceably the need to live as harmoniously as possible with everyone else | well Most of the people live very well, with nice houses and plenty to eat. | frugally, modestly They lived frugally off a diet of porridge and lentils. | vicariously She tried to live vicariously through her children. PREP. in Many of the people live in poverty and misery. | through She lived through two world wars. | with living with Aids PHRASES (for) as long as you live I shall remember this day for as long as I live. | learn to live with sth learning to live with disability | live a life of sth He's now living a life of luxury in Australia. | live to (be) 80, 90, etc., live to the age of 80, 90, etc. She lived to the age of 95. | the world we live in teaching children about the world we live in

9 general:: live with sb to share a home with someone and have a sexual relationship with them although you are not married

10 general:: live on sth FOOD 2. to only eat a particular type of food • I more or less live on pasta.

11 general:: live to have your home somewhere: • He lives with his parents. • Where do you live? • Do you like living in Tokyo? • Jo lives next to a busy road. • Judy lives in that nice house on the corner. • How do you like living in the city again after so many years away from it? • In 1905 Russell was living at 4 Ralston Street. be from/come from use this when talking about the country, city, or area where you usually live: • My name’s Sharon and I’m from Harlow. • The man is believed to be from somewhere in the north of England. • ‘Where are you from?’ ‘I’m from Japan.’ • The winner came from Australia. inhabit if a group of people or animals inhabit an area, they live there. Used especially in written descriptions: • The island is mainly inhabited by sheep. • Some tribes still inhabit the more remote mountains and jungles of the country. reside formal to live in a particular country, city etc: • She now resides in the US. • Miss Badu grew up in Dallas but now resides in Brooklyn. • At that time there were many American writers residing in Paris. • Miss Tonelli, how exactly did you come to reside at your current address? • The government bureau has prepared a booklet for US citizens residing abroad. grow up to live somewhere when you are a child or teenager: • This is the neighborhood where my father grew up. • I grew up on a farm in South Africa.

12 general:: live for sth/sb to have something or someone as the most important thing in your life • She just lives for music.