live out

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live out
verbo transitivo con partícula
también:
  • she lived out her life or days in poverty/sadness -> acabó sus días sumida en la pobreza/la tristeza
  • to l out a fantasy -> vivir or realizar una fantasía

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live out
verb:intransitive:plus_adverb
[+servant] vivir fuera
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
1 (live to the end of)
she won't live the year out no vivirá hasta fin de año; no llegará a fin de año; the house where he lived out his last three years la casa donde vivió sus últimos tres años; he lived out the war in the country mientras duró la guerra vivió en el campo
the president hopes to live out the rest of his term without starting a war
he wanted to live out his life in his own home quería vivir pasar el resto de sus días en su propia casa;or
to live out one's [life] to live out one's [days]
he lived out his days in a mental asylum acabó sus días en un psiquiátrico
the vast majority of older Americans live out their lives in their own homes
2 (act out) [+fantasy] vivir
after all these years, he was about to live out his fantasy boys in western Ireland who live out their fantasy of being cowboys Dion would come to like that book: she would live out large parts of it they must live out their hatred before they are purified he hopes that his child will live out his own unfulfilled artistic ambitions Quakers try to live out their beliefs in their personal relationships

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