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41live-in — [ˈlıv ın] adj [only before noun] 1.) a live in job is one in which you live with the family you work for ▪ a live in nanny 2.) live in lover/boyfriend etc someone who lives with their sexual partner but is not married to them …
42live — live[b] (I)[/b] (izg. lȃjv) prid. DEFINICIJA koji se odnosi na izravan prijenos na radiju ili televiziji ili na scenski nastup »uživo« SINTAGMA Live Aid (izg. live jd) javni koncert pop glazbenika, prihod je namijenjen gladnima u Africi; live… …
43Live 1.0 — Album par Calogero Sortie le 22 août 2005 Enregistrement à Bruxelles Durée Disque 1 = 49:06 Disque 2 = 60:51 Genre Pop/Rock …
44Live ED — Live par Étienne Daho Sortie 1er novembre 1989 Enregistrement 1989 Durée 1:26:13 Genre Rock Français / …
45Live 8 — fueron una serie de conciertos que se celebraron simultáneamente en julio de 2005 en distintos puntos del mundo en contra de la pobreza. Su nombre proviene del de Live Aid (concierto benéfico que recaudó unos 79 millones de libras esterlinas para …
46live — [laif] Adj; nur präd od adv; meist in etwas live übertragen / senden ein Ereignis im Radio oder im Fernsehen genau zu der Zeit übertragen, zu der es stattfindet ≈ direkt übertragen / senden: Das Fußballspiel wird live übertragen || K :… …
47live — Adj. (Aufbaustufe) in einer Direktsendung Synonyme: direkt übertragen, original übertragen Beispiele: Die Sendung ist live. Wir schalten live nach Paris. Das Spiel wird live übertragen …
48live-in — ☆ live in [liv′in΄ ] adj. 1. living at the place where one is employed, esp. in domestic service [a live in housekeeper] 2. designating a person who lives at the residence of his or her sexual partner without being married [a live in girlfriend]… …
49live it up — {v. phr.}, {informal} To pursue pleasure; enjoy games or night life very much; have fun at places of entertainment. * /Joe had had a hard winter in lonesome places; now he was in town living it up./ * /The western cowboys usually went to town on… …
50live it up — {v. phr.}, {informal} To pursue pleasure; enjoy games or night life very much; have fun at places of entertainment. * /Joe had had a hard winter in lonesome places; now he was in town living it up./ * /The western cowboys usually went to town on… …
