live

US /lɪv/
UK /lɪv/
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1.

to have life; to be alive

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She hopes to live a long and happy life.
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The patient is still living despite the severe injuries.
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existbreathebe alivesurvivesubsist
2.

to reside; to have one's home in a particular place

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They live in a small apartment downtown.
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Where do you live?
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residedwellinhabitlodgeabide
3.

to conduct one's life in a particular way

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He lives simply, without many possessions.
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She lives by her own rules.
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behaveconduct oneselfactperformfunction
1.

being broadcast or recorded at the time of performance, not prerecorded

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The concert will be broadcast live on television.
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She gave a fantastic live performance.
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on-airbroadcastreal-timeunrecorded
2.

having life; alive

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They found a live fish in the net.
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Be careful, that's a live wire!
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aliveanimatebreathingactiveenergized
1.

at the time of performance or broadcast; not prerecorded

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The band played live at the festival.
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The show was broadcast live from New York.
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liveon airin real time
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livinglivelylive onlive inlive forlive withliving room