living

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noun

living

[ˈlɪvɪŋ]

sustantivo

1. vida (f) (way of life)

2. sustento (m) (livelihood)

adjetivo

3. vivo(a)

she is our finest living artist -> es nuestra mejor artista viva
there is not a living soul to be seen -> no se ve ni un alma
the best/worst within living memory -> lo mejor/peor que se recuerda
to scare the living daylights out of somebody (familiar) -> dar un susto de muerte a alguien
to beat the living daylights out of somebody (familiar) -> dar una buena paliza or tunda a alguien (español de España)
living will -> testamento (m) en vida

living [li-vin]

sustantivo

1. Modo de vivir o de ganar la vida, subsistencia, mantenimiento.

2. Vida.

3. Beneficio eclesiástico.

adjetivo

4. Vivo, vigoroso; que tiene movimiento y vida.


Q:	the house that i`m living in
A:	I;m going to try... Tengo 3 casas mas la casa donde vivo.

Q:	WHAT IS THE BESTWORD IN SPANISH FOR A PERSON LIVING WITH SOMEONE AND NOT LEGALLY MARRIED
A:	Living together with someone as a couple romantically? Or as roommates'

Q:	How do you translate living room and dinning room into spanish?
A:	dining room= el comedor living room=la sala

Q:	"I have been living in San Frarncisco for three years" ?
A:	That's the most natural and common way, although there are others. It is literally "I carry three years living..." By the way, when you write "Alguien…

Q:	What does mean practical living issues?
A: