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live

/lɪv/

自動詞他動詞形容詞
過去形: lived過去分詞: lived現在分詞: living

The word operates as a bridge between biological existence, physical location, and immediate presence. As a verb, it shifts from the broad state of being alive to the specific act of residing in a place, or the qualitative experience of one's time on earth. As an adjective, it conveys a sense of urgency and danger or excitement. There is a sharp contrast between 'live' as biological life (a live animal) and 'live' as active energy (a live wire). In media contexts, it denotes the absence of a buffer. Unlike 'recorded', 'live' implies a high-stakes environment where errors are permanent and the audience shares the exact same moment as the performer.

意味

自動詞

To be alive; to continue to exist.

"Many species of plants live in the rainforest."

自動詞

To reside or dwell in a particular place.

"They live in a small apartment in the city center."

他動詞

To experience an event or period of time.

"She lived a long and happy life."

形容詞

Not dead; living.

"The biologists captured a live specimen of the rare fish."

形容詞

Broadcast as it happens, without delay.

"The concert will be broadcast live to millions of viewers."

形容詞

Connected to an electric power source; carrying a current.

"Be careful not to touch that live wire."

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