Pronunciation: /lɪv/
noun a lively or enjoyable event or performance
A1 I watch a live performance of my favorite band.
A2 She prefers watching live sports events rather than on TV.
B1 Attending a live concert is always an exciting experience.
B2 The theater company put on a live production of Shakespeare's play.
C1 The live broadcast of the event reached millions of viewers worldwide.
C2 The live recording of the orchestra's performance was praised for its quality.
verb to remain alive or have life
A1 I live in a small town.
A2 She lives with her parents.
B1 They have been living in this city for five years.
B2 After retiring, they plan to live by the beach.
C1 He has lived in multiple countries throughout his life.
C2 Living in a foreign country has broadened her perspective on life.
adjective having life; being alive
A1 I live in a small house.
A2 She lives in a lively neighborhood.
B1 The live music performance was amazing.
B2 The live broadcast of the event reached millions of viewers.
C1 The live debate between the candidates was intense.
C2 The live recording of the concert captured the energy of the band.
adverb in a way that is full of life or energy
A1 I live nearby.
A2 She lives alone in a small apartment.
B1 They live happily in the countryside.
B2 He lives frugally to save money for travel.
C1 Living consciously allows us to appreciate the present moment.
C2 Having lived in various countries, she has a broad perspective on different cultures.
formal Many people choose to live in urban areas due to the convenience of having access to various amenities.
informal I live in the city because I love the hustle and bustle.
slang I'm living my best life in the city.
figurative She lives for the thrill of adventure and new experiences.
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