phrasal verb

Live out

Rank #1224Letter LInseparable

2Sections

Stay somewhere until you die

Meanings

  • Stay somewhere until you die (separable [optional], International English)
  • Fulfill an ambition or fantasy (separable [optional], International English)
  • Not live at the place where you study or work (intransitive, International English)

Examples

  • She LIVED OUT her final years in a nursing home.
  • Many parents try to LIVE OUT their dreams through their children.
  • In my final year at university I LIVED OUT with some friends in a flat we rented.

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