Live together Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈɫaɪv/, /ˈɫɪv/ /təˈɡɛðɝ

LIV tuh-GEH-dur

UK

lɪv/ /təɡˈɛðɐ

LIV tuh-GEH-thuh

释义

To share a home or a place with one or more people, especially as a couple or family, but not necessarily married. It can also apply to friends or roommates.

用法与细微差别

Often used when couples share a home without being married; also common for friends or roommates sharing accommodation. Slightly less formal than 'cohabit'. Used in both casual and neutral contexts.

• Spanish: vivir juntos - convivir
• Portuguese (BR): morar junto - viver junto - morar juntos
• Portuguese (PT): viver juntos - morar juntos
• Chinese (Simplified): 同居 - 一起生活
• Chinese (Traditional): 同居 - 一起生活
• Hindi: साथ रहना
• Arabic: يعيش معًا - يسكن معًا
• Bengali: একসাথে থাকা - একসাথে বাস করা
• Russian: жить вместе
• Japanese: 一緒に暮らす - 同居する
• Vietnamese: sống cùng nhau
• Korean: 함께 살다 - 동거하다
• Turkish: birlikte yaşamak
• Urdu: اکٹھے رہنا - ساتھ رہنا
• Indonesian: tinggal bersama

例句

They decided to live together after college.

basic

My brother and I live together in a small apartment.

basic

Some animals live together in groups for safety.

basic

We're planning to live together before getting married.

natural

It’s not always easy to live together with someone who has different habits.

natural

Lots of young couples choose to live together instead of getting married right away.

natural