living

B1 · Intermediate Uncountable noun

n. the way that you live your life.

n. a particular manner or style of life.

日本語:暮らし※

“The doctor recommended healthy living and more exercise.”

“The book explores the benefits of sustainable living in modern urban environments.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Plural noun

n. people who are currently alive.

n. those who are alive, collectively; usually preceded by the definite article.

“The memorial was built to remind the living of the sacrifices made in the past.”

“The poet often contrasted the concerns of the living with the silence of the graveyard.”

A2 · Elementary

adj. having life; not dead.

adj. possessing life; currently alive and not dead or inanimate.

Español:viviente

“Every living thing in the garden needs water during the heatwave.”

“The biologist spent years studying the unique characteristics of every living organism found in the deep-sea trench.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate

adj. still being used or active today.

adj. currently in use, existing, or active; not obsolete or static.

“English is a living language that changes every year.”

“The constitution is often described as a living document that must be interpreted in the context of modern society.”