alive

=

vivo

adjective

alive
[əˈlaɪv]
adjetivo
1. vivo(a) (living)
  • to be alive -> estar vivo(a)
  • to keep somebody alive -> mantener vivo(a) a alguien
  • to keep a memory alive -> mantener un recuerdo vivo
  • to stay alive -> sobrevivir
  • to be burnt/buried alive -> ser quemado(a)/enterrado(a) vivo(a)
  • to be alive and well -> estar a salvo (still living)
  • the oldest man alive -> el hombre más viejo del mundo
2. (aware)
  • to be alive to something -> ser consciente de algo, darse cuenta de algo
3. (full of vitality)
  • I've never felt so alive -> nunca me he sentido tan lleno de vida
  • he came alive when someone mentioned food -> revivió cuando alguien nombró la comida
4. (teeming)
  • to be alive with something -> ser un hervidero de algo

alive [a-láif]
adjetivo
1. Vivo o viviente, 2.
2. Activo, vivo, alegre.
3. Se usa muchas veces enfáticamente para ponderar:
verbo
4.
  • The best man alive -> el mejor hombre que existe, o que hay entre los vivientes
  • Alive and kicking -> vivito y coleando
  • Dead or alive -> vivo o muerto
Vivo, no apagado, ni destruido.

"alive" in the Answers forum

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Q: Who is the sexiest person alive or dead?
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Q: Who is the sexiest person alive?
A: My wife, of course!
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