vivo

vivo, -a

adjective

1. living (ser, lengua)

2. intense (dolor, deseo, olor); bright (luz, color, tono)

3. lively, vivid (gestos, ojos, descripción)

4. quick, sharp (ingenio, niño); lively (ciudad)

5. quick, hot (genio)

masculine or feminine noun

also:

masculine noun

also:

en vivo, -a -> live; (en directo) without anesomethingetic (sin anestesia)

vivo [veé-vo]

noun

1. Edging, border of clothing, stone, wood, etc., after dressing and trimming, or polishing. (m)

2. Jut, any prominent part of a building which juts out. (Architecture) (m)

Mange, the itch or scab in dogs.

"vivo" in the Answers forum


Q:	El ver en vivo y directo la pobreza, los indígenas y la enfermedad los hace reflexionar…
A:	Here's my attempt, and I doubt I've quite got it... > To see for oneself the poor, the natives, the sick causes one to consider the fruits of one's own…

Q:	vivo how it is pronounced
A:	This question has been asked many times (and has been dealt with in a reference article (on Pronunciation of the the Alphabet [although "Pronunciation…

Q:	Al Rojo Vivo
A:	al rojo vivo means red hot, electric, exciting. it is just a name to make the TV station's programme appear interesting.

Q:	'vivo por el retiro' and 'vivo a la pies'
A:	I live for retirement. I live at the feet.

Q:	yo desde hace algun tiempo vivo solo llamado la atencion este detalle
A:	HI Jande, welcome:) Is this correctly copied? Possibly you missed some letters? Please check.