·

live (EN)
verbo, adjetivo, adverbio

verbo “live”

infinitivo live; él lives; pret. lived; part. lived; ger. living
  1. vivir
    The turtle can live for over a hundred years.
  2. vivir (en un lugar específico)
    She lives in a small apartment in the city center.
  3. sobrevivir
    After the accident, doctors told us she will live.
  4. perdurar
    The legend of the hero will live on for centuries.
  5. llevar una vida
    Some people choose to live a nomadic lifestyle.
  6. subsistir (con algo)
    The hermit has learned to live on fruit.

adjetivo “live”

forma base live, no graduable
  1. vivo
    Be careful with that snake; it's a live one!
  2. real
    He is a live example of why it is important to pay attention to your surroundings.
  3. móvil (capaz de transferir fuerza o movimiento)
    The live axle transmits power directly to the wheels.
  4. eléctrico (llevando corriente eléctrica)
    The electrician warned us not to touch the live wire.
  5. en directo
    The concert was aired on a live broadcast across the country.
  6. en juego (en una condición donde el juego no ha sido detenido)
    The referee declared the ball live, and the game continued.
  7. en vivo
    The comedy club features live stand-up every Friday night.
  8. grabado en vivo
    The band's live recording captured the energy of their performance.
  9. activo (capaz de explotar pero aún no lo ha hecho)
    The bomb squad was called in to defuse a live grenade found in the park.
  10. vigente (en un juego de apuestas)
    In the last round of poker, there was a live straddle, increasing the stakes.
  11. con actores reales
    The movie uses live actors instead of animation for a more realistic feel.
  12. encendido (activamente quemándose)
    We sat by the fireplace, warming our hands over the live coals.

adverbio “live”

live (more/most)
  1. en directo
    Fans around the world watched the championship match live on their screens.
  2. en directo
    The comedian is funnier when you see him perform live.