live
verb (HAVE A HOME) /lɪv/Definition
live in, at, etc. A1 to have your home somewhere: Where do you live? We live in London. Some students live on the University campus. He lives with four other people in a shared house.Living or sleeping somewhere › [I] informal to be kept usually in a particular place: Where do the knives live in your kitchen? I'm not sure where this bowl lives.Existing and being
(Definition of live verb (HAVE A HOME) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- account for sth phrasal verb
- alive adjective
- am verb
- are verb
- be verb (DESCRIPTION)
- come verb (EXIST)
- estate noun (STATE)
- exist verb (BE)
- exist verb (LIVE)
- existence noun
- existent adjective
- extant adjective
- go back phrasal verb (ORIGIN)
- lie verb (POSITION)
- living adjective (CONTINUING)
- pre-exist verb
- reign verb
- run verb (BECOME)
- viability noun
- was verb
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Existing and being
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