Definition of lived-in in English:

lived-in

adjective

1(of a room or building) showing comforting signs of wear and habitation.
the living room has a lived-in feel about it
Example sentencesExamples
- Life in the slums of south London is portrayed frankly and sympathetically, not merely as a parade of sordid details but as a real lived-in environment with its own joys and comforts alongside the more negative aspects.
- He does a great job on my shoes, and this is one of those shops that predates continental drift so it's a well-worn, lived-in place that smells great and is a treat to walk into.
- The entire family lives within the walls of a tiny apartment and the play takes place entirely in its worn out, lived-in living room.
- The spring room was much more lived-in than the winter room; the walls were painted mint green, and the accessories were flower-themed, just as the winter room was done up in snowflakes.
- Painted in a dark bordello-esque red, this cosy restaurant has a warm, welcoming and distinctly lived-in atmosphere.
- Yet it lacked the usual dust in the air, the homeliness and lived-in appearance his old lab had.
- Mixing colours and materials and experimenting with painting techniques like sponging (dabbing colour onto walls with a sponge to give a lived-in look) can add new depth to your room's decor.
- Your friends will be green with envy when they see how you can make your home looked lived-in while you're away, create a romantic mood after a night on the town, even automate a morning or evening routine.
- The bed, the desk, and the bookshelf were all in one half of the room, and that half was, by far, the most lived-in part of the room.
- After you remodel, retest in the lowest lived-in area to make sure the construction did not reduce the effectiveness of the radon reduction system.
- It was otherwise noted that the apartment looked rather messy and lived-in, but they couldn't find any other people in it.
- The book has examples of homes with a lived-in, timeless appearance.
- Everyone seems to have just shown up that morning - nothing about the landscape looks lived-in.
- Many grand houses feel slightly fusty, but this has a lived-in atmosphere.
- It seems the best restaurants are the ones that feel like you're walking into someone's home - they have a worn, lived-in look about them, the decor is simple, maybe even cheap.
- New windows, a brighter floral display and an external paint job have left the place fit for a queen, although the lived-in atmosphere inside has been left untouched.
- Internally, the house feels loved and lived-in.
- I headed down to the basement, because that had been made into a room; it was the only room that looked lived-in in the whole house.
- The lived-in space will be open to the public from this Saturday until Friday, April 30 from noon - 6pm.
- One such episode found the family in their lived-in room reflecting black.
Synonyms
inhabited, tenanted, settled
1. 1.1informal (of a person's face) marked by experience.
  Example sentencesExamples
  His face has always had that lined and lived-in look, but as he sits sipping a glass of water in an Edinburgh hotel he has the luminescent glow of someone who keeps fit and healthy.
  Perhaps that's why he has such a lived-in face, the sort you saw long ago on young First World War soldiers returning old from the trenches.
  But then again, I dare say my face could do with looking a little more lived-in at this stage of my life.
  He's got a lived-in face and a diamond on his pinkie the size of the Ritz.
  She has one of those knowing, lived-in faces, with which she achieves an inexhaustible expressivity both funny and endearing.
  There was something about the hitcher's appearance - his tousled garb or lived-in features, perhaps - that scared the motorist and his companion off.
  He is bullish about his views, and a forceful speaker for all of his 85 years, his lived-in face offering endless interest.
  It's a great face, a lived-in face, a face that has seen some things.
  His middle-aged, lived-in face seems so right, I can't begin to imagine what he looked like in his 20s.
  His sound is as warm and full of pathos as his lived-in face would suggest.
  His dry humour and his lived-in face perfectly convey the hopelessness he feels as he tries to come to terms with his personal demons.
  He remembered the old days of beer and sawdust, hard hands and lived-in faces.

Definition of lived-in in US English:

lived-in

adjectiveˈlɪvdɪnˈlivdin

1(of a room or building) showing comforting signs of wear and habitation.
the living room has a lived-in feel about it
Example sentencesExamples
- Your friends will be green with envy when they see how you can make your home looked lived-in while you're away, create a romantic mood after a night on the town, even automate a morning or evening routine.
- Life in the slums of south London is portrayed frankly and sympathetically, not merely as a parade of sordid details but as a real lived-in environment with its own joys and comforts alongside the more negative aspects.
- Mixing colours and materials and experimenting with painting techniques like sponging (dabbing colour onto walls with a sponge to give a lived-in look) can add new depth to your room's decor.
- New windows, a brighter floral display and an external paint job have left the place fit for a queen, although the lived-in atmosphere inside has been left untouched.
- Internally, the house feels loved and lived-in.
- The lived-in space will be open to the public from this Saturday until Friday, April 30 from noon - 6pm.
- The entire family lives within the walls of a tiny apartment and the play takes place entirely in its worn out, lived-in living room.
- Painted in a dark bordello-esque red, this cosy restaurant has a warm, welcoming and distinctly lived-in atmosphere.
- I headed down to the basement, because that had been made into a room; it was the only room that looked lived-in in the whole house.
- The bed, the desk, and the bookshelf were all in one half of the room, and that half was, by far, the most lived-in part of the room.
- After you remodel, retest in the lowest lived-in area to make sure the construction did not reduce the effectiveness of the radon reduction system.
- The spring room was much more lived-in than the winter room; the walls were painted mint green, and the accessories were flower-themed, just as the winter room was done up in snowflakes.
- The book has examples of homes with a lived-in, timeless appearance.
- One such episode found the family in their lived-in room reflecting black.
- He does a great job on my shoes, and this is one of those shops that predates continental drift so it's a well-worn, lived-in place that smells great and is a treat to walk into.
- Yet it lacked the usual dust in the air, the homeliness and lived-in appearance his old lab had.
- Everyone seems to have just shown up that morning - nothing about the landscape looks lived-in.
- Many grand houses feel slightly fusty, but this has a lived-in atmosphere.
- It seems the best restaurants are the ones that feel like you're walking into someone's home - they have a worn, lived-in look about them, the decor is simple, maybe even cheap.
- It was otherwise noted that the apartment looked rather messy and lived-in, but they couldn't find any other people in it.
Synonyms
inhabited, tenanted, settled
1. 1.1informal (of a person's face) marked by experience.
  Example sentencesExamples
  His dry humour and his lived-in face perfectly convey the hopelessness he feels as he tries to come to terms with his personal demons.
  She has one of those knowing, lived-in faces, with which she achieves an inexhaustible expressivity both funny and endearing.
  His sound is as warm and full of pathos as his lived-in face would suggest.
  He's got a lived-in face and a diamond on his pinkie the size of the Ritz.
  His face has always had that lined and lived-in look, but as he sits sipping a glass of water in an Edinburgh hotel he has the luminescent glow of someone who keeps fit and healthy.
  He is bullish about his views, and a forceful speaker for all of his 85 years, his lived-in face offering endless interest.
  There was something about the hitcher's appearance - his tousled garb or lived-in features, perhaps - that scared the motorist and his companion off.
  But then again, I dare say my face could do with looking a little more lived-in at this stage of my life.
  His middle-aged, lived-in face seems so right, I can't begin to imagine what he looked like in his 20s.
  Perhaps that's why he has such a lived-in face, the sort you saw long ago on young First World War soldiers returning old from the trenches.
  It's a great face, a lived-in face, a face that has seen some things.
  He remembered the old days of beer and sawdust, hard hands and lived-in faces.

单词	lived-in
释义	Definition of lived-in in English: lived-in adjective 1(of a room or building) showing comforting signs of wear and habitation. the living room has a lived-in feel about it Example sentencesExamples Life in the slums of south London is portrayed frankly and sympathetically, not merely as a parade of sordid details but as a real lived-in environment with its own joys and comforts alongside the more negative aspects. He does a great job on my shoes, and this is one of those shops that predates continental drift so it's a well-worn, lived-in place that smells great and is a treat to walk into. The entire family lives within the walls of a tiny apartment and the play takes place entirely in its worn out, lived-in living room. The spring room was much more lived-in than the winter room; the walls were painted mint green, and the accessories were flower-themed, just as the winter room was done up in snowflakes. Painted in a dark bordello-esque red, this cosy restaurant has a warm, welcoming and distinctly lived-in atmosphere. Yet it lacked the usual dust in the air, the homeliness and lived-in appearance his old lab had. Mixing colours and materials and experimenting with painting techniques like sponging (dabbing colour onto walls with a sponge to give a lived-in look) can add new depth to your room's decor. Your friends will be green with envy when they see how you can make your home looked lived-in while you're away, create a romantic mood after a night on the town, even automate a morning or evening routine. The bed, the desk, and the bookshelf were all in one half of the room, and that half was, by far, the most lived-in part of the room. After you remodel, retest in the lowest lived-in area to make sure the construction did not reduce the effectiveness of the radon reduction system. It was otherwise noted that the apartment looked rather messy and lived-in, but they couldn't find any other people in it. The book has examples of homes with a lived-in, timeless appearance. Everyone seems to have just shown up that morning - nothing about the landscape looks lived-in. Many grand houses feel slightly fusty, but this has a lived-in atmosphere. It seems the best restaurants are the ones that feel like you're walking into someone's home - they have a worn, lived-in look about them, the decor is simple, maybe even cheap. New windows, a brighter floral display and an external paint job have left the place fit for a queen, although the lived-in atmosphere inside has been left untouched. Internally, the house feels loved and lived-in. I headed down to the basement, because that had been made into a room; it was the only room that looked lived-in in the whole house. The lived-in space will be open to the public from this Saturday until Friday, April 30 from noon - 6pm. One such episode found the family in their lived-in room reflecting black. Synonyms inhabited, tenanted, settled 1.1informal (of a person's face) marked by experience. Example sentencesExamples His face has always had that lined and lived-in look, but as he sits sipping a glass of water in an Edinburgh hotel he has the luminescent glow of someone who keeps fit and healthy. Perhaps that's why he has such a lived-in face, the sort you saw long ago on young First World War soldiers returning old from the trenches. But then again, I dare say my face could do with looking a little more lived-in at this stage of my life. He's got a lived-in face and a diamond on his pinkie the size of the Ritz. She has one of those knowing, lived-in faces, with which she achieves an inexhaustible expressivity both funny and endearing. There was something about the hitcher's appearance - his tousled garb or lived-in features, perhaps - that scared the motorist and his companion off. He is bullish about his views, and a forceful speaker for all of his 85 years, his lived-in face offering endless interest. It's a great face, a lived-in face, a face that has seen some things. His middle-aged, lived-in face seems so right, I can't begin to imagine what he looked like in his 20s. His sound is as warm and full of pathos as his lived-in face would suggest. His dry humour and his lived-in face perfectly convey the hopelessness he feels as he tries to come to terms with his personal demons. He remembered the old days of beer and sawdust, hard hands and lived-in faces. Definition of lived-in in US English: lived-in adjectiveˈlɪvdɪnˈlivdin 1(of a room or building) showing comforting signs of wear and habitation. the living room has a lived-in feel about it Example sentencesExamples Your friends will be green with envy when they see how you can make your home looked lived-in while you're away, create a romantic mood after a night on the town, even automate a morning or evening routine. Life in the slums of south London is portrayed frankly and sympathetically, not merely as a parade of sordid details but as a real lived-in environment with its own joys and comforts alongside the more negative aspects. Mixing colours and materials and experimenting with painting techniques like sponging (dabbing colour onto walls with a sponge to give a lived-in look) can add new depth to your room's decor. New windows, a brighter floral display and an external paint job have left the place fit for a queen, although the lived-in atmosphere inside has been left untouched. Internally, the house feels loved and lived-in. The lived-in space will be open to the public from this Saturday until Friday, April 30 from noon - 6pm. The entire family lives within the walls of a tiny apartment and the play takes place entirely in its worn out, lived-in living room. Painted in a dark bordello-esque red, this cosy restaurant has a warm, welcoming and distinctly lived-in atmosphere. I headed down to the basement, because that had been made into a room; it was the only room that looked lived-in in the whole house. The bed, the desk, and the bookshelf were all in one half of the room, and that half was, by far, the most lived-in part of the room. After you remodel, retest in the lowest lived-in area to make sure the construction did not reduce the effectiveness of the radon reduction system. The spring room was much more lived-in than the winter room; the walls were painted mint green, and the accessories were flower-themed, just as the winter room was done up in snowflakes. The book has examples of homes with a lived-in, timeless appearance. One such episode found the family in their lived-in room reflecting black. He does a great job on my shoes, and this is one of those shops that predates continental drift so it's a well-worn, lived-in place that smells great and is a treat to walk into. Yet it lacked the usual dust in the air, the homeliness and lived-in appearance his old lab had. Everyone seems to have just shown up that morning - nothing about the landscape looks lived-in. Many grand houses feel slightly fusty, but this has a lived-in atmosphere. It seems the best restaurants are the ones that feel like you're walking into someone's home - they have a worn, lived-in look about them, the decor is simple, maybe even cheap. It was otherwise noted that the apartment looked rather messy and lived-in, but they couldn't find any other people in it. Synonyms inhabited, tenanted, settled 1.1informal (of a person's face) marked by experience. Example sentencesExamples His dry humour and his lived-in face perfectly convey the hopelessness he feels as he tries to come to terms with his personal demons. She has one of those knowing, lived-in faces, with which she achieves an inexhaustible expressivity both funny and endearing. His sound is as warm and full of pathos as his lived-in face would suggest. He's got a lived-in face and a diamond on his pinkie the size of the Ritz. His face has always had that lined and lived-in look, but as he sits sipping a glass of water in an Edinburgh hotel he has the luminescent glow of someone who keeps fit and healthy. He is bullish about his views, and a forceful speaker for all of his 85 years, his lived-in face offering endless interest. There was something about the hitcher's appearance - his tousled garb or lived-in features, perhaps - that scared the motorist and his companion off. But then again, I dare say my face could do with looking a little more lived-in at this stage of my life. His middle-aged, lived-in face seems so right, I can't begin to imagine what he looked like in his 20s. Perhaps that's why he has such a lived-in face, the sort you saw long ago on young First World War soldiers returning old from the trenches. It's a great face, a lived-in face, a face that has seen some things. He remembered the old days of beer and sawdust, hard hands and lived-in faces.
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