Pronunciation: /lɪv lɑrdʒ/
verb to live in a lavish or extravagant manner
A1 I want to live large by traveling to different countries.
A2 She dreams of living large in a big city with a successful career.
B1 After winning the lottery, they decided to live large and buy a luxury yacht.
B2 The celebrity couple is known for their extravagant parties and ability to live large.
C1 Despite his humble beginnings, he managed to live large and become a successful entrepreneur.
C2 Living large in a mansion with a private jet, he was the epitome of wealth and luxury.
adjective describing someone who lives in a lavish or extravagant manner
A1 She likes to live large by buying fancy clothes and going out to expensive restaurants.
A2 They always dreamed of living large in a big house with a swimming pool.
B1 After winning the lottery, they decided to live large and travel the world.
B2 The celebrity was known for living large with extravagant parties and luxurious vacations.
C1 Despite his humble beginnings, he now lives large in a penthouse overlooking the city.
C2 The billionaire entrepreneur continues to live large with private jets and multiple luxury properties.
formal She always had a tendency to live large, spending extravagantly on luxury items.
informal My cousin loves to live large, always throwing big parties and going on fancy vacations.
slang Let's go out and live large tonight, hit up all the hottest spots in town.
figurative Despite his humble beginnings, he managed to live large by achieving great success in his career.
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