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verb · daily life · direct translation
to reside somewhere or be alive
viver / morarlive
Also found as: lives · lived · living
I live near the city centre.
live inlive withlive alone
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live
/lɪv/verb · A1
MAIN MEANING
A1live
to reside somewhere or be alive
viver / morarlive
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adjective · media · meaning depends on context
performed, broadcast, or observed as it happens rather than from a recording
ao vivolive
This is a live interview, not a recording.
live eventlive audiencelive interview
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adverb · media · meaning depends on context
in real time on a broadcast or stream
ao vivolive
The match will be shown live.
broadcast livestream liveshown live
I live near the city centre.
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