Rechercher
to live
01
vivre, habiter
to have your home somewhere specific
Intransitive: to live somewhere
Example
She prefers to live in a quiet country side away from crowded cities.
I live in a small town near the mountains.
She has lived in the same small town since she was born.
Example
Cacti can live for months without water.
He lived long enough to celebrate his 100th birthday.
Non-smokers typically live longer than smokers.
2.1
exister
to be alive, particularly during a certain period of time
Intransitive: to live point in time
Example
Mozart lived during a period when classical music was at its peak.
She 's the most brilliant scientist who ever lived.
They lived in the Victorian era.
2.2
vivre, mener (sa vie)
to conduct one's life in a particular way or under certain conditions
Intransitive: to live in a specific manner
Example
She chose to live simply, focusing on what truly matters to her.
During the pandemic, many had to live under strict lockdown measures.
Despite his wealth, he preferred to live humbly, without much display or extravagance.
2.3
vivre, expérimenter la vie
to experience life actively and fully
Intransitive
Example
He wanted to break free from routine and live a little.
I want to live life to the fullest before I commit to any long-term responsibilities.
If you have n't danced in the rain, you have n't lived.
2.4
vivre, demeurer
(of a memory, special moment, etc.) to continue to exist in someone's mind
Intransitive
Example
His advice has lived within me since the day he shared it.
The beautiful sunset will live in my memory forever.
The feeling of accomplishment will live with him throughout his life.
03
vivre, habiter
to share a place of residence with a particular person
Intransitive: to live with sb
Example
He has lived with his aunt and uncle since his parents passed away.
They live with their siblings in a bustling city.
He lived with his parents until he was 35.
Old useExample
The lifeboats were crucial for helping the ship live after it hit the iceberg.
They managed to patch the hull just in time to ensure the boat would live through the storm.
Despite severe damage, the ship managed to live for several more hours.
Example
Many people in rural areas live by farming and growing their own food.
Artists often struggle to live solely from their creative work without additional income.
In extreme conditions, some animals live by eating insects or other small creatures.
06
habiter, se trouver
to be housed or stored in a specific location
Intransitive: to live somewhere
Example
The historical manuscript lives in the museum's special archives.
The antique vase lives on the top shelf where it can be admired.
This painting lives in the gallery, displayed prominently for visitors.
live
01
en direct, en direct
(of TV or radio broadcasts) aired at the exact moment the events are taking place, without any earlier recording or editing
Example
We watched the live broadcast of the soccer match on TV.
The live feed from the International Space Station showed a breathtaking view of Earth.
The weather reporter gave a live update as the storm approached the coast.
1.1
en direct, live
(of a musical performance) happening in real-time, directly in front of an audience
Example
We watched a fantastic live jazz show at the local club yesterday.
The festival features live performances from artists around the world.
He prefers listening to live music rather than recordings.
Example
The live fish swam energetically in the aquarium.
She was relieved to find the plant still live after her vacation.
The forest was filled with live creatures.
2.1
vaccin vivant, vaccin atténué
(of a vaccine) including weakened germs to help the body build protection without causing sickness
Example
The clinic administered a live vaccine to protect against measles.
Some vaccines require boosters to maintain their effectiveness, even if they are live.
Live vaccines are often used to prevent diseases like polio and tuberculosis.
2.2
yaourt vivant, yaourt actif
(of yogurt) having active bacteria that were used to make the yogurt
Example
Live yogurt is often recommended for maintaining gut health.
Check the label to ensure the yogurt has live and active cultures.
Many health experts suggest incorporating live yogurt into your diet.
Example
The circuit is still live; make sure to turn off the main switch.
The electrician tested the live wires.
The workers used insulated tools to handle the live circuit.
3.1
ardent, vivant
glowing and producing heat
Example
Despite the heavy snowfall, the coals in the outdoor fire pit stayed live, keeping the campsite warm.
The fire had been burning all night, and the ashes were still live in the morning.
The campers let the live coals burn down to embers before cooking their dinner.
3.2
explosif actif, dispositif explosif en fonctionnement
(of explosives or ammunition) active and capable of detonation
Example
The bomb squad carefully examined the live explosive device for any signs of instability.
They found several live shells from the war buried in the old field.
Handling live ammunition requires extreme caution to avoid accidental discharge.
3.3
non utilisé, actif
(of a match) not yet been struck
Example
He struck a match from the live box to light the lantern.
The live match was set aside, ready for use in case of an emergency.
She picked a live match from the pack to start the fire.
3.4
actif, moteur
(of an axle or wheel) actively involved in transmitting motion within machinery
Example
The live axle in the car's differential ensures smooth power transfer.
The factory machinery operates with several live wheels and gears.
The technician checked the live components of the engine to ensure proper functioning.
3.5
en jeu, actif
(of a ball) not considered out of play because of currently being used in the game
Example
The referee signaled that the ball was still live.
Despite the close call, the ball remained live throughout the match.
The players scrambled to recover the live ball after a deflection.
Example
This is still a live topic in scientific research.
The immigration policy is a live issue in today's debate.
The law remains a live matter in the courts.
Example
The party was so live that everyone stayed until dawn.
The festival was live with music and dance, creating an electrifying atmosphere.
The city streets were live during the New Year ’s celebration.
Example
The sound engineer made sure the live microphone was fully operational before the event started.
The IT team ensured the live system was functioning correctly before the launch.
The developers released the live version of the software with new features.
Example
The geologists warned that the volcano is still live and could erupt at any time.
The live volcano ’s activity has increased, leading to concerns about a potential eruption.
The scientists studied the volcanic sites that are live.
08
live, réel
producing a strong, clear, and lasting echo or sound
Example
The live acoustics of the concert hall enhanced the clarity of the performance.
The large chamber was known for its live and resonant sound quality.
The live echo in the cave made every sound seem amplified.
Example
The live rubber ball bounced high after hitting the ground.
The mattress features live foam cushioning, which provides excellent support.
This live material is perfect for making flexible and durable products.
10
actifs, fonctionnels
(of a link) functioning as intended and directing users to the correct online resource
Example
Make sure all the links on your website are live and lead to the correct pages before publishing.
The email campaign included several live hyperlinks to the product landing pages.
The broken links were fixed, and now all of them are live.
live
01
en direct, en public, en live
used when an event or performance is happening at the present moment or being broadcast in real-time
Example
The concert will be broadcast live, allowing fans to experience the music in real-time.
The news anchor reported live from the scene of the event, providing up-to-the-minute information.
We are going live in five minutes, so get ready.
Mots Proches
