Vivo Meaning in English

word

US

ˈvivoʊ

VEE-voh

UK

ˈviːvəʊ

VEE-voh

Definition

Alive; having life. It can also mean something full of energy, bright (like a color), or used to describe a live broadcast.

Usage & Nuances

'Vivo' is used literally for 'alive' and figuratively for things full of energy or color. In media, 'en vivo' means live broadcast. Not used in this way in English; use 'alive' or 'live (event/broadcast)'. Can be an adjective or part of phrases.

• Spanish: vivo
• Portuguese (BR): vivo
• Portuguese (PT): vivo
• Chinese (Simplified): 活着的 - 有生命的 - 生动的
• Chinese (Traditional): 活著的 - 有生命的 - 生動的
• Hindi: ज़िंदा - जीवित
• Arabic: حيّ - على قيد الحياة
• Bengali: জীবিত - প্রাণবন্ত - সরাসরি
• Russian: живой - яркий - в прямом эфире
• Japanese: 生きている - 活気のある - ライブ（放送）
• Vietnamese: sống - sống động - trực tiếp (phát sóng)
• Korean: 살아있는 - 생생한 - 생방송
• Turkish: canlı - enerjik - canlı yayın
• Urdu: زندہ - پرجوش - براہ راست (نشریات)
• Indonesian: hidup - hidup (berenergi) - siaran langsung

Example Sentences

He is still vivo after the accident.

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This fish is vivo.

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She wears vivo colors every day.

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The concert will be broadcast vivo on TV tonight.

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After all these years, the legend of the hero is still very vivo in people's hearts.

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Wow, that painting is so vivo, it almost jumps off the wall!

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