| 单词 | live |
| 释义 | 1. verb uses2. adjective uses live (lɪv ) verb uses Word forms: lives , living , lived 1. verb A1 If someone lives in a particular place or with a particular person, their home is in that place or with that person. She has lived here for 10 years. [VERB adverb/preposition] She always said I ought to live alone. [VERB adverb/preposition] Where do you live? [VERB adverb/preposition] He still lives with his parents. [VERB adverb/preposition] Synonyms: dwell [formal, literary], board, settle, lodge 2. verb B1+ If you say that someone lives in particular circumstances or that they live a particular kind of life, you mean that they are in those circumstances or that they have that kind of life. We lived quite grandly. [VERB adverb/preposition] We live in an age of rapid technological change. [VERB adverb/preposition] We can start living a normal life again now. [VERB noun] ...the local support group for people living with HIV and AIDS. [VERB-ing] Synonyms: lead, have, experience, pass 3. verb B2 If you say that someone lives for a particular thing, you mean that it is the most important thing in their life. He lived for his work. [VERB + for] 4. verb B1 To live means to be alive. If someone lives to a particular age, they stay alive until they are that age. He's got a terrible disease and will not live long. [VERB adverb] A perennial is a plant that lives indefinitely. [VERB adverb] He lived to be 103. [VERB to-infinitive] My father died nigh on ten years ago, but he lived to see his first grandson. [VERB to-infinitive] Matilda was born in northern Italy in 1046 and apparently lived to a ripe old age. [VERB + to] The blue whale is the largest living thing on the planet. [VERB-ing] Ian was her only living relative. [VERB-ing] Synonyms: exist, last, prevail, be 5. verb [no cont] If people live by doing a particular activity, they get the money, food, or clothing they need by doing that activity. ...the last indigenous people to live by hunting. [VERB + by] These crimes were committed largely by professional criminals who lived by crime. [VERB + by] Synonyms: survive, remain alive, feed yourself, get along 6. verb If you live by a particular rule, belief, or ideal, you behave in the way in which it says you should behave. They live by the principle that we are here to add what we can to life. [VERB + by] 7. verb [no cont] If a person or occasion lives in someone's mind or in history, they are remembered for a long time. The memory of that will live with me for many years to come. [VERB with noun] His name will live in history as one of the greatest bowlers of all time. [VERB in noun] Live on means the same as live1. Lenin lives on in the minds and hearts of millions of people. [V P in n] 8. See also living 9. live and breathe sth phrase [Vs inflect, PHRASE noun] If you say that someone lives and breathes a particular subject or activity, you are emphasizing that they are extremely enthusiastic about it. [emphasis] He has lived and breathed polo since he was seven. 10. haven't lived phrase [have inflects, usually PHRASE with cl] If you tell someone that they haven't lived unless they experience a particular thing, you are telling them that thing is extremely good and should be experienced. If you have never been to an opera, you haven't lived. You haven't lived until you've used their new micro system. 11. live in fear phrase [VERB inflects, usu PHR of -ing/n] You can use expressions such as to live in fear and to live in terror to indicate that someone is always thinking about an unpleasant or frightening event, because they think that it might happen. Thousands live in fear of losing their jobs. 12. to live and let live convention You say live and let live as a way of saying that you should let other people behave in the way that they want to and not criticize them for behaving differently from you. 13. live it up phrase [VERB inflects] If you live it up, you have a very enjoyable and exciting time, for example by going to lots of parties or going out drinking with friends. [informal] There is no reason why you couldn't live it up once in a while. Synonyms: enjoy yourself, celebrate, have fun, revel 14. to live a lie phrase [VERB inflects, usually cont] If you say that someone is living a lie, you mean that in every part of their life they are hiding the truth about themselves from other people. My mother never told my father the truth about me. We've been living a lie all this time. 15. to live beyond your means phrase If someone is living beyond their means, they are spending more money than they can afford. If someone is living within their means, they are not spending more money than they can afford. The more gifts she received, the more she craved, until he was living beyond his means. It is far better to pay off old debts steadily by living within your means. 16. to live in sin phrase If you say that two people are living in sin, you mean that they are living together as a couple although they are not married. [old-fashioned] She was living in sin with her boyfriend. Phrasal verbs: live down phrasal verb If you are unable to live down a mistake, failure, or bad reputation, you are unable to make people forget about it. Labour was also unable to live down its reputation as the party of high taxes. [VERB PARTICLE noun] I thought I'd never live it down. [VERB noun PARTICLE] live off phrasal verb If you live off another person, you rely on them to provide you with money. ...a man who all his life had lived off his father. [VERB PARTICLE noun] live on 1. phrasal verb B2 If you live on or live off a particular amount of money, you have that amount of money to buy things. Even with efficient budgeting, most students are unable to live on £4000 per year. [V P amount] You'll have enough to live on. [V P amount] She had to live off £46 a week. [V P amount] 2. phrasal verb B2 If you live on or live off a particular source of income, that is where you get the money that you need. The proportion of Americans living on welfare rose. [VERB PARTICLE noun] He's been living off state benefits. [VERB PARTICLE noun] 3. phrasal verb B2 If an animal lives on or lives off a particular food, this is the kind of food that it eats. The fish live on the plankton. [VERB PARTICLE noun] Most species live off aquatic snails. [VERB PARTICLE noun] 4. phrasal verb B2 If you say that a person lives on or lives off a particular kind of food, you mean that it seems to be the only thing that they eat, for example because they like it a lot or because they do not have other foods. The children live on chips. [VERB PARTICLE noun] Their room was bare of furniture and they lived off porridge. [VERB PARTICLE noun] live on 1. live1 [sense 7] 2. phrasal verb B2 If someone lives on, they continue to be alive for a long time after a particular point in time or after a particular event. I know my life has been cut short by this terrible virus but Daniel will live on after me. [VERB PARTICLE] live out 1. phrasal verb If you live out your life in a particular place or in particular circumstances, you stay in that place or in those circumstances until the end of your life or until the end of a particular period of your life. Gein did not stand trial but lived out his days in a mental asylum. [VERB PARTICLE noun] I couldn't live my life out on tour like he does. [VERB noun PARTICLE] 2. phrasal verb If you live out a dream or idea, you do the things that you have thought about. He began living out his rock 'n' roll fantasy during his last year in law school. [VERB PARTICLE noun] I suppose some people create an idea of who they want to be, and then they live it out. [VERB noun PARTICLE] live through phrasal verb B2 If you live through an unpleasant event or change, you experience it and survive. We are too young to have lived through the war. [VERB PARTICLE noun] It's been like living through a nightmare. [VERB PARTICLE noun] live together phrasal verb B2 If two people are not married but live in the same house and have a sexual relationship, you can say that they live together. The couple had been living together for 16 years. [VERB PARTICLE] live up to phrasal verb If someone or something lives up to what they were expected to be, they are as good as they were expected to be. Sales have not lived up to expectations this year. [VERB PARTICLE PARTICLE noun] Had he lived up to his promise, he would have made a fortune in sponsorship money. [VERB PARTICLE PARTICLE noun] live (laɪv ) adjective uses 1. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] Live animals or plants are alive, rather than being dead or artificial. ...a protest against the company's tests on live animals. ...baskets of live chickens. 2. adjective B1+ A live television or radio programme is one in which an event or performance is broadcast at exactly the same time as it happens, rather than being recorded first. Murray was a guest on a live radio show. We were laughing and gossiping, oblivious to the fact that we were on live TV. They watch all the live matches. A broadcast of the speech was heard in San Francisco, but it is not known if this was live. Live is also an adverb. It was broadcast live in 50 countries. We'll be going live to Nottingham later in this bulletin. 3. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] B1+ A live performance is given in front of an audience, rather than being recorded and then broadcast or shown in a film. The Rainbow has not hosted live music since the end of 1981. A live audience will pose the questions. The band was forced to cancel a string of live dates. Live is also an adverb. She has been playing live with her new band. [+ with] 4. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] B1+ A live recording is a recording of a band playing at a concert, rather than in a studio. This is my favourite live album of all time. ...the first in a series of live recordings of Mozart piano concertos. 5. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] A live wire or piece of electrical equipment is directly connected to a source of electricity. The plug broke, exposing live wires. He warned others about the live electric cables as they climbed to safety. 6. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] Live bullets are made of metal, rather than rubber or plastic, and are intended to kill people rather than injure them. They trained in the jungle using live ammunition. 7. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] A live bomb or missile is one which has not yet exploded. A live bomb had earlier been defused. Synonyms: active, connected, switched on, unexploded 8. go live phrase [VERB inflects] If a system, campaign, or other course of action goes live, it starts to be used. [mainly British] The new system went live earlier this year. The service should go live this summer. 9. real live phrase [PHRASE noun] You use real live to say that someone or something is present or exists, when you want to indicate that you think this is exciting and unusual or unexpected. [informal] He had never met a real live admiral. She has the best pet of all–a real live tiger. Quotations: Live and learn Live and let live They that live longest see most He lives long who lives well Idioms: live the life of Riley to have a very enjoyable time because you have no worries about money or work He was living the life of Riley, enjoying holidays in Italy and trips to the theatre, while we had barely enough to eat. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers live high on the hog [mainly US] to have a good life, with plenty of money He and Austen were living high on the hog in a flat with three servants. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers live a lie to live in a way which you feel to be dishonest and false My mother never told my father the truth about me. We've been living a lie all this time, and now she has taken me from him. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers live from hand to mouth or live hand to mouth to not have enough money to live comfortably, and to have no money left after you have paid for basic necessities I have a wife and two children and we live from hand to mouth on what I earn. The village of Cuestecita is typical of the desperate hand-to-mouth economy that exists on the fringes of Cerrejon. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones said to mean that you have faults and so you should not criticize other people for their faults When will they learn? People in glass houses really shouldn't throw stones. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers live in a fool's paradise to believe wrongly and stupidly that your situation is good, when really it is not English economists have been living in a fool's paradise. The recession has started. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers live on the breadline or be on the breadline to be extremely poor They should be stripped of everything they own but the bare essentials. Let them feel what it is like to be on the breadline. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers live off the backs of someone to use the money and resources of another group of people to survive, and give nothing in return It's depressing that they feel no shame in living off the backs of others. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers live like a king to have a luxurious and very comfortable lifestyle Company executives lived like kings. The top thirty-one executives were paid a total of 14.2 million dollars, or an average of 458,000 dollars. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers live on your nerves [British] to be always worried and anxious, because you are in a difficult situation Once this is all over and done with I've told her she's to go into the clinic for a complete rest to get her strength back, because she's living on her nerves. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers live in each other's pockets [mainly British] to spend a great deal of time together, perhaps too much Just because you're married doesn't mean you have to live in each other's pockets. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers live and breathe something to be extremely enthusiastic about a particular subject or activity Williams lived and breathed motor racing. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers live to tell the tale to survive a dangerous or frightening experience Michael Sproule was attacked by a shark. He lived to tell the tale but underwent emergency surgery for multiple injuries. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers a live wire someone who is very lively and energetic She is a wonderful girl, a real live wire and full of fun. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers Collocations: live a nightmare He admitted he was living a nightmare at the time. The Sun We were living a nightmare but at least we could face it together. The Sun I was living the nightmare - taking my clothes off in front of hundreds of strangers. The Sun They have been living a nightmare every day. The Sun I went from living a dream to living a nightmare. The Sun Until then, he should not live in luxury. The Sun They’ve had their downsides, but we live in luxury compared with our forebears. Smithsonian Mag It's a common complaint that many politicians around the globe live in luxury while the masses they lead live in poverty. Christianity Today We're struggling while they live in luxury. The Sun But they live in luxury. The Sun One of political mayhem, with ministers raking in millions whilst we live in poverty from their ridiculous overspending? The Sun And they are twice as likely to live in poverty. Times, Sunday Times Fewer than half of those over 15 can read and write, and 42 per cent live in poverty. The Sun Reports of missing millions, while 4.8 million citizens live in poverty, have provoked outrage and thousands have demonstrated in the streets. Times,Sunday Times The hundreds of imported cars were condemned at the time as a gross extravagance in a country where most people live in poverty. Times, Sunday Times I live modestly, so money accumulates in the company. Times, Sunday Times They aren't as pale but also claim to live modestly. Times, Sunday Times He chose to live modestly, rejecting all offers of wealth, and stood faithful to his values and principles. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 They live modestly, as we do, and we all get along very well with one another. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He attempted to live modestly, wearing homemade sackcloth clothes. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 There's live music that might lead to building a band, singing or rapping. Times, Sunday Times They are co-creators of the choreography, with live music from guitarists, a drummer and in song. Times, Sunday Times When we last went, they managed to do socially distanced live music. The Sun Luck waits where live music fills the air. The Sun It's the force of cinema roaming wild and free, untrammelled by dialogue, matched to live music surging ahead with its own expressive power. Times, Sunday Times Those who live overseas will automatically receive the cash. Times, Sunday Times Some income then goes to a family member living overseas. Times, Sunday Times I lived overseas for many years before returning to this country four years ago. Times, Sunday Times For example, they cover the extra costs of living overseas - schooling, health insurance or pension top-ups and flights home -and the move itself. Times, Sunday Times Both holidaymakers and those living overseas are now at risk, according to official travel advice. The Sun It was time for them to live peacefully. Smithsonian Mag Once satisfied the predator and prey live peacefully alongside each other. Times, Sunday Times They live peacefully in the same street, sometimes even in the same house. Times, Sunday Times They are the ones who absorb the world's pain and thus are sacrificed so that we may live peacefully. Times, Sunday Times Then we will also live peacefully and happily as all normal families do. Times, Sunday Times The pair's faces were beamed on to a giant heart-shaped screen by a roving camera which flashes up live pictures of spectators. The Sun We got live sound, but live pictures were elusive. Times, Sunday Times He was the commentator for the first live television relay from a submarine and later the same year, 1956, presented the first live pictures from an airborne helicopter. Times, Sunday Times On shore, there are two grandstands mounted on the harbour walls (bring binoculars), plus giant television screens in the marina beaming back live pictures. Times, Sunday Times Now transport bosses are considering radical action to keep frustrated motorists in the loop - by beaming live pictures of traffic jams on to roadside screens. Times, Sunday Times They create 24 hours of fresh live radio every day. The Sun He was immediately booed by the crowd and a live radio broadcast was cut. The Sun It's simple to use, and streams a mixture of live radio and catch-up shows. Times, Sunday Times Live radio demands a lively mind and an organised approach. Times, Sunday Times I am still asked by nervous producers of live radio to refer to it simply as 'my first play'. Times, Sunday Times There's an energy and excitement about it that only a sensational live recording can deliver. The Sun The conducting was inspired; the immense structure cohered; one looks forward to the issue of the live recording happily being made. Times, Sunday Times Contrasting the teaser version with the final one underlines just how much difference the live recording makes. Times, Sunday Times He has said he wants it to feel like the live recording of a movie. The Sun Recent additions include a 16m creative arts building, which features a recital hall, an electro-acoustic research studio, new art and design studios and live recording facilities. Times, Sunday Times In the middle of the journalists was this guy who put up a painter and decorator's ladder to do his live report. Times, Sunday Times Interactive graphics, live reports and comprehensive photo gallery in one sophisticated package ? Times, Sunday Times There are also live reports on jams and accidents. The Sun Journalists' live reports and interviews (including the words allegedly spoken to the translators) are uncannily similar on all media. Times, Sunday Times And when you want to delve deeper, award-winning journalists get you to the heart of the matter with incisive analysis, live reports, video and online debates. Times, Sunday Times The live reporting was one of the first for those listening across the country, with callers sharing their own experiences. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The channel will contain no hosts or anchors and live reporting will play a lesser role with the channel. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 As mass media provides live reporting from the scenes of the news events, journalism requires spatial proximity, event proximity, and broadcast proximity. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 This series of news stories examines the technology's live reporting applications, including conducting interviews and covering stories from the reporter's point of view. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 But - um - that 77 minutes ... it could mean they just live round the corner, couldn't it? The Sun In practice, an experienced rifleman can easily tell the recoil of a live round from a dummy. The Sun The sixth live round took place earlier in the evening, with all involved desperate to make it through another week. The Sun I am 34, try to be a good son and live round the corner, but at this rate he will sink lower and lower. The Sun The soldier fires a live round straight past her and her infant. Times, Sunday Times All this put us in the mood for seaside rock — or any other music — so we checked out the vibrant local live scene. The Sun In a new world where the live scene has achieved pre-eminence over a collapsed market for recorded releases, a surprising amount. Times, Sunday Times But artists have never had it so good because of a booming live scene. Times, Sunday Times The live scene brought a 4billion boost. The Sun By the close of 2012, the band had begun a major shift of focus from the live scene towards becoming a more studio-orientated band. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Forced to sell their apartment, they end up having to live separately for the first time in decades, at the homes of friends and family. The Sun After a great deal of soul-searching, we decided to live separately for a while and see what happened. Times, Sunday Times We have been together for two years but live separately. The Sun In camp the two groups are expected to live separately at first. The Sun So we live separately but together and happily in the same house. The Sun Although it's not really a satisfying substitute for the spectacular live show, it's a great reminder if you've been lucky enough to see her recently. The Sun In their 2015 live show they delivered the same skits again and again ? Times,Sunday Times That compares to nine million who watched the first live show three weeks ago. The Sun We were going to be working together on a live show and, over the course of a few months, we became friends. Times, Sunday Times Second, remember how the soap's last live show went? Times, Sunday Times Then, they'll put their new-found skills to the test in front of a live studio audience! The Sun The dangerous stunt will take place in front of a live studio audience and an estimated 12million viewers watching at home. The Sun How humiliating it must be for the bad ones who are set up to be destroyed in front of a live studio audience. The Sun And it's all in front of a live studio audience. Times, Sunday Times The show has had a revamp, including a move to one-hour episodes and the addition of a live studio audience. The Sun In effect, they live underground - like modern-day troglodytes. Times, Sunday Times But any organisms must live underground, as they'd be zapped by radiation on the surface. The Sun She also did not live underground for eight years, as was claimed. Times, Sunday Times We meet squirrels who can fly, squirrels who live underground, squirrels who talk and squirrels who can outsmart a rattlesnake. Times, Sunday Times The grubs live underground until they emerge as mature crane flies, and are called leatherjackets. Times, Sunday Times Upload it to your phone and it provides live updates of any traffic hotspots. The Sun A live update of the most requested songs are also listed on the monitor and the artist can choose whether it wants to meet the audience's wishes or not. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Now you can pummel your 'friends' with live updates on your frenetic social life and gorgeous spouse. The Sun There's a formidable parking app to be made, complete with turn-based navigation, onstreet parking restrictions and live updates on spaces available. Times, Sunday Times And on the local news that followed they had a reporter at the scene, giving us live updates. The Sun Instead of being an inactivated vaccine, it was a live vaccine made from the flu but attenuated (weakened) so that it could not cause an infection. Times, Sunday Times Single-dose versions and the live vaccine do not contain this preservative. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The process of serial passage yields a live vaccine. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 In theory, dry-vaccine technology could be used on any vaccine, including live vaccines such as the one for measles. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Most notably, live vaccines are sometimes more effective and more long-lasting than inactivated or other types of vaccines. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The live version set new standards for spectacular stage shows. Times, Sunday Times But if you really want to hear this song with all its raw emotion, purity and clarity, do yourself a big favour and check out kd lang's live version. The Sun He still plays a storming live version. Times, Sunday Times Some of us had a feeling that the live version would be more interesting; our suspicions were confirmed. Times, Sunday Times For starters, they did not have a live version of the site to show me - only a demo - even though launch was just weeks away. Times, Sunday Times Too many of us are plotting to live vicariously through our offspring. Times, Sunday Times I just liked to live vicariously through those characters. Times, Sunday Times They break the rules that we cannot, and we live vicariously through them. Times, Sunday Times In turn, they cherished him and let him live vicariously through their experiences. Times, Sunday Times Did she live vicariously off the dreams of others? Christianity Today The specs are fitted with cameras, torch and earpiece, and share live video, audio and still photos. The Sun There are 360° views of the courts and historic locations, as well as aerial flyovers and, of course, live video streams of the action. The Sun A screen on each pillar inside the car would take live video from cameras outside and eliminate blind spots. The Sun The drone, with a 10ft wingspan, beams live video and infra-red images so it can operate day and night. The Sun Instead, a live video link was installed at his home to enable him to follow the proceedings from his bed. Times, Sunday Times The live virus was flushed from a laboratory into a dilapidated leaky drainage system, which contaminated ground next to construction work. Times, Sunday Times In that case the stock of live virus becomes irrelevant, although still potentially lethal. Times, Sunday Times It contains a single ebola protein, rather than a live virus, so would not make them ill. Times, Sunday Times Normally, flu vaccines are made by growing live virus in fertilised hen's eggs, a laborious process. Times, Sunday Times The flu jab certainly isn't responsible, as the vaccine contains no live virus. The Sun He cannot believe he said this, but there are three living witnesses to our childish victory. Times, Sunday Times Although no live witnesses were called, the four were interviewed on videotape. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Sources for his life and teachings come from the writings of his disciples and live witnesses. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Campaigners say the aim of the memorial's creators was for a permanent sports or recreation ground to serve as a living memorial. Times, Sunday Times Build a living memorial to benefit these men, not yet another block of stone. Times, Sunday Times She survived him many years, enjoying the respect of his successors as the living memorial of a great age. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 This living memorial has a bronze plaque mounted on a granite pedestal at its base. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Their will stated their desire for a library and a spiritualist church be built as a living memorial. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 They are shown as no theatre-goer would ever see them, with not a living soul in sight. Times,Sunday Times Rather, it sounds like a living soul addressing living souls. Christianity Today They put a living soul into an inanimate object. Smithsonian You won't find a single living soul that would be against raising the limit. canada.com You have cured not only your own unhappiness, but the unhappiness of every living soul you encounter. Times, Sunday Times Perhaps the best supporting evidence for the arboreal hypothesis comes not from the fossil record but from a peculiar living species. Times, Sunday Times Again, there are just a few living species. Times, Sunday Times Humans are among the descendants of primitive armoured fish who developed jaws, as are 60,000 recorded living species of jawed vertebrates, including reptiles, birds and mammals. Times,Sunday Times Evolutionary biologists are now able to infer, in many cases, where the ancestors of living species may have lived. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 I do not believe we are the only living species of our kind in the universe — that's just not possible. Times, Sunday Times Yet it was a living testament to the world's sudden, intense and puzzling thirst for expensive coffee drinks. Times, Sunday Times These seven instrumental and chamber pieces, none exceeding 14 minutes, are a living testament to the virtues of concision and aural exactitude. Times, Sunday Times I am a living testament to what you can accomplish by letting go of shame and being your own advocate. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The tribe lives in homes on stilts but nowhere near as high. The Sun Here, in the summer, the tribe lives, usually eight to ten strong. Times, Sunday Times Each tribe lives in a communal nest made of woven vines with a soft lining of dried grass. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Each tribe lives in 75 villages. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Translations: Chinese: 活的, 生活, 存活 Japanese: 生きている, 生きる, 生きる |
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