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living

/ˈlɪv.ɪŋ/

Traduction: Qui est en vie ou possède la vie, comme les plantes ou les animaux; également ce qui concerne les êtres vivants ou la vie en général., Moyen de gagner sa vie pour subvenir à ses besoins, comme un travail ou une source de revenus; fait de vivre ou durée de vie., Verbe désignant le fait d'être en vie, de passer sa vie dans un lieu, ou de résider quelque part.

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adjective

/ˈlɪv.ɪŋ/A1formal
  • frQui est en vie ou possède la vie, comme les plantes ou les animaux; également ce qui concerne les êtres vivants ou la vie en général.

Describes something that is alive or has life, such as plants or animals.

  1. AliveA1formal

    Having life; not dead.

    frvivant, en vie

    • The living room is where we gather.
    • He is one of the living legends of rock music.
    • Plants are living organisms.

    Synonymesaliveanimatebreathingexistinglivequicksentientvital

    Antonymesdeaddeceasedinanimatelifeless

  2. Current or contemporaryB1formal

    Existing now; present in the current time.

    frActuel, contemporain

    • This is the living generation.
    • The living president attended the ceremony.
    • Modern living standards have improved greatly.

    Synonymescontemporarycurrentexistingextantpresent

    Antonymesformerfutureoldoutdatedpast

  3. Relating to lifeB1formal

    Concerning the state of being alive or the way people live.

    frvivant, relatif à la vie

    • Living conditions in the city are excellent.
    • They provide living expenses for students.
    • The cost of living is high in big cities.

    Synonymesanimatebiologicalorganicvital

Formes
  • more living comparative form
  • most living superlative form
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noun

/ˈlɪv.ɪŋ/B1formal
  • frMoyen de gagner sa vie pour subvenir à ses besoins, comme un travail ou une source de revenus; fait de vivre ou durée de vie.

A noun referring to the means of earning money to support one's life, such as a job or livelihood.

indénombrable

  1. Means of earning moneyB1formal

    The money earned from a job or business to support one's life.

    frmoyens de subsistance

    • He earns a good living as a software engineer.
    • She makes a living by selling handmade jewelry.
    • They struggle to make a living in the rural area.

    Synonymesbread and butterincomekeeplivelihoodmaintenancesubsistencesustenanceupkeep

  2. Lifestyle or way of lifeB2formal

    The manner in which a person lives.

    frMode de vie

    • They lead a comfortable living in the suburbs.
    • His living changed dramatically after winning the lottery.
    • The artist's living was full of creativity and travel.

    Synonymesexistencelifelifestyleway of life

  3. Living beingsA2formal

    People or animals that are alive.

    frêtres vivants

    • The museum displays living coral reefs.
    • All living creatures need water to survive.
    • The planet supports diverse living organisms.

    Synonymeslife

    Antonymesdead

Formes
  • livings plural form
  • livings' possessive plural form
  • living's possessive singular form
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verb

live/lɪv/A1formal
  • frVerbe désignant le fait d'être en vie, de passer sa vie dans un lieu, ou de résider quelque part.

A verb used to indicate the state of being alive or residing in a particular place.

  1. Reside or dwellA1formal

    To have your home in a particular place; to reside.

    frhabiter, résider

    • I live in New York City.
    • She lives with her family in a small village.
    • Where do you live now?

    Synonymesabidedwellinhabitlodgeoccupyresidesettlesojournstay

  2. A1formal

    To be alive; to have life.

    frêtre en vie

    • People live longer now than in the past.
    • The cat lived for twenty years.
    • May you live long and prosper.

    Synonymesbreatheexist

    Antonymesdeceasedieexpireperish

  3. Spend life in a certain wayB1formal

    To conduct one's life in a particular manner.

    frvivre (sa vie d'une certaine manière)

    • He lives a simple life in the countryside.
    • She lives for her work.
    • They live happily together.

    Synonymesleadpassspend

Formes
  • lived past participle
  • lived past simple
  • living present participle
  • lives third person singular

Variantes phrasallive downlive inlive onlive outlive overlive up tolive with

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