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live (A1)

カタカナ: リヴ

IPA: /lɪv/

To have your home in a particular place, or to be alive and active.

意味: 特定の場所に住むこと、または生命を維持して活動していること。

Japanese translations of Live:

live in (prepositional phrase): To reside in a particular place. — "They live in a big city."
live on (prepositional phrase): To survive by eating a particular food. — "He lives on rice and beans."
live with (prepositional phrase): To accept and continue to live in a difficult situation. — "She had to live with the consequences."
live out (phrasal verb): To spend the rest of your life in a particular place or situation. — "He wants to live out his days in the countryside."