Usage of live

1, Live when used as a verb means to live, that is, to stay where you live permanently.

I live in a house.

I live in a house.

2.Live can also mean to spend your life in a certain way.

I have been living alone since 18.

I have lived by myself since 18 years old.

The adjective live can refer to live wires. In this context, its pronunciation is different from live as a verb.

Be careful of live wires.

Be careful of live wires.

4.Live can also refer to live broadcast, that is, a performance or TV program is played at the same time as the performance for the audience to watch.

The live performance looks really interesting.

This live program is really interesting.

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I. Residence

English [r? za？ D] beauty [r? za？ d】？

The intransitive verbs live, live, stay, stay; (Nature) exists, has, (power, right, etc) belongs to, belongs to.

He returned to England on 1939 after living abroad for many years.

He returned to England on 1939 after living abroad for many years.

Second, stay

English [dwel] beauty [dw? l】？

Address of intransitive verbs; Exist in; Think about sth.

She lived among nomadic people in North America for ten years.

She lived among nomadic people in North America for ten years.