Lived Meaning in English
word · lemma: live
/ˈɫaɪvd/, /ˈɫɪvd/
lyvd, livd
/lˈɪvd/
livd
释义
The past tense of 'live'; to have existed in a place, way, or time before now.
用法与细微差别
"Lived" is strictly past tense. Common in "lived in" (resided), "lived through" (experienced), and "have lived" (present perfect). Not to be confused with "alive" (still living).
Spanish: vivir (pasado)Portuguese (BR): viver (passado)Portuguese (PT): viver (passado)Chinese (Simplified): 生活过 - 居住过Chinese (Traditional): 生活過 - 居住過Hindi: रहा/रही (जीना का भूतकाल)Arabic: عاش (ماضي)Bengali: বসবাস করেছিল - কাটিয়েছিলRussian: жил - прожилJapanese: 住んだ - 生きたVietnamese: đã sống - từng sốngKorean: 살았다 - 지냈다Turkish: yaşadı - yaşamışUrdu: رہا - گزاراIndonesian: tinggal - hidup
例句
She lived in France for two years.
basic
My grandfather lived a long and happy life.
basic
We lived next to the library when I was a child.
basic
I can't believe you lived through that storm!
natural
They've lived in five different countries so far.
natural
It really feels like we've lived a thousand lives together.
natural