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alive

/əˈlaɪv/

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adjective

/əˈlaɪv/A1formal
  • ruЖивой, не мёртвый, или полный энергии и активности.

Describes something that is living, not dead, or full of energy and activity.

  1. Living, not deadA1formal

    Having life; not dead.

    ruЖивой

    • The cat is still alive after the accident.
    • He felt alive for the first time in years.
    • Are there any survivors alive after the crash?

    Synonymsanimatebreathingexistinglivelivingquicksentientvital

    Antonymsdeaddeceasedinanimatelifeless

  2. Full of energy or activityB1informal

    Full of life, energy, or excitement.

    ruПолный энергии

    • The city streets are alive with music at night.
    • She felt alive during the concert.
    • The party was alive with laughter and dancing.

    Synonymsanimateddynamicenergeticlivelyspiritedsprightlyvibrantvivacious

    Antonymsdullinertlifelesslistlessspiritless

  3. Currently existing or activeB2formal

    In existence or operation at the present time.

    ruЖивой

    • The tradition is still alive in rural areas.
    • The volcano is alive and could erupt anytime.
    • His memory is kept alive through stories.

    Synonymsactivecurrentexistingextantin forceoperativeprevalent

    Antonymsdeaddefunctdormantextinctinactiveinoperative

Forms
  • more alive comparative form
  • most alive superlative form
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