noun “life”
Singular life, Plural lives oder onzieleg
- the state of being alive or in existence
Mellen Iech un, fir d'Iwwersetzungen vun den Beispillsätz an d'monolingual Definitioune vun all Wuert ze gesinn.
The discovery of microbial life on Mars would be a groundbreaking scientific achievement.
- the period from when someone is born until they die
She spent her life traveling the world and learning new languages.
- a meaningful or satisfying existence
Spending every weekend cooped up in the office, missing out on family time—that's hardly a life.
- a specific area or part of one's existence, such as work or family
She found her academic life fulfilling, but her romantic life was complicated and unsatisfying.
- something that is inherently part of someone's existence
- the operational duration of an inanimate object
The battery life of my new phone is much better than the old one.
- lasting until the end of life
The Supreme Court justices in the United States are appointed for life.
- a prison sentence that lasts until the inmate dies or is paroled
The judge handed down a life sentence, ensuring the criminal would spend the rest of his days behind bars.
- the quality of being energetic or spirited
The child's laughter brought life to the otherwise silent house.
- the most energetic or entertaining person in a group
Whenever she's at a gathering, her infectious laughter and stories make her the life of the party.
- a written account of someone's life
I'm reading a fascinating life of Abraham Lincoln that provides new insights into his presidency.
- a player's opportunity to continue playing in a video game after making a mistake
I was down to my last life when I finally defeated the final boss in the game.