live out

• Verbo frasal que significa experimentar o llevar a cabo algo en la realidad, o pasar el resto de la vida de cierta manera o en cierto lugar.

A phrasal verb used to indicate experiencing or fulfilling something in reality, or spending the remainder of one's life in a particular way or place.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. informal

   To experience or fulfill something in reality, especially a dream, fantasy, or plan.

   vivir, hacer realidad

   • She finally lived out her dream of traveling the world.
   • He lived out his childhood fantasy of becoming a pilot.
   • They are living out their retirement in a small coastal town.

   Sinónimosachievecarry outembodyenactexperiencefulfillrealize

2. Reside away from workplaceformalbritish

   To reside somewhere other than one's place of work, especially for domestic staff.

   vivir fuera del lugar de trabajo

   • The nanny lives out and comes to work every morning.
   • Most of the hotel staff live out in the nearby village.
   • The butler chose to live out rather than in the mansion.

   Sinónimossleep out

   Antónimosboardreside

Verbo baselive