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Vivo can mean alive, living, lively, quick, bright, or a living person in English. See the dictionary entry, examples, phrases, and pronunciation for vivo.
- Vive
Todavía vivo en casa de mis padres. I still live at my...
- Vives
Todavía vivo en casa de mis padres. I still live at my...
- Vivo Con
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- Yo Vivo
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- To Be Alive
The project to build an apartment building here is alive,...
- Vivo En
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- Vive
adjective. 1. (= con vida) a. [persona, animal] (tras sustantivo) living. (tras verbo) alive. los seres vivos living beings. lo quemaron vivo he was burned alive. “se busca vivo o muerto” wanted, dead or alive. venden los cebos vivos they sell live bait. b. [piel] raw. tenía la piel en carne viva his skin was raw.
muerto. . que tiene vigencia y no ha dejado de existir. alive. Hay que mantener vivo el legado de nuestros mayores.We must keep our elders’ legacy alive. En este pueblo se mantienen vivas las antiguas costumbres. Synonym. vigente. sentimiento, sensación. que es muy intenso. intense.
VIVO is an adjective or adverb that means with life and vigour, especially in music. It comes from Italian and is often used in combination with other terms, such as allegro vivo.
vivo is a Latin word meaning "alive" or "in the living state". It is used in scientific terms to describe experiments or procedures that involve living organisms.
vivo translation in Spanish - English Reverso dictionary, see also 'argento vivo, cuadro vivo, ser vivo, actuación en vivo', examples, definition, conjugation.
Translation for 'vivo' in the free Spanish-English dictionary and many other English translations.
