live
//lɪv//
Verb
To be alive; to have life; to remain in existence.
My grandmother lived to be 95 years old.
To reside or dwell in a particular place.
I live in Tokyo.
To spend or pass one's life in a particular manner.
She lives a simple life in the countryside.
To support oneself; to subsist or maintain life.
She lives on a small salary.
Adjective
Having life; alive; not dead.
The fisherman caught a live fish.
Broadcast or performed in real time, not recorded.
We watched the live concert on TV.
Carrying an electric current; electrically charged.
Be careful not to touch the live wire.
Containing unexploded ammunition; capable of exploding.
The soldiers were careful handling the live ammunition.
Adverb
In a live manner; during a live performance or broadcast.
The concert was broadcast live on television.