live · livelive3 /laɪv/ ○○○ adverb · 1 TIME/AT THE SAME TIMEif something is broadcast live, it is broadcast on television or radio as it is actually happening → ... Live on · Live out · Something

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishlive in phrasal verb British EnglishLIVE SOMEWHEREif someone lives in, they live in the place where they work ...

live on. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishlive on phrasal verb1 SURVIVEif something lives on, it continues to exist Alice's memory will live on.2 ...

1. LIVE SOMEWHERE British English if someone lives out, they do not live in the place where they work Most home helps prefer to live out.

live with somebody/something · put up with · tolerate · You have to learn to live with stress. · He has lived with his illness for most of his life.

lives meaning, definition, what is lives: the plural of life: Learn more.

when a system or project goes live, people start to use it after it has been planned and discussed for a long time.

live for something · He lived for his art. · She had nothing left to live for. · She lives for the day when she can have a house of her own.

to have the kind of life that you always wanted to have, especially after becoming very successful or rich.

LIVE definition: 1. (to continue) to be alive or have life: 2. to have your home somewhere: 3. to be kept usually…. Learn more. LIVE AND LET LIVE · Live on something · LIVE OUT · LIVE IT UP