alive in English: Living, and not dead. (adjective)

Translation

Living, and not dead.

Word origin

From the Old English phrase on life, meaning in life.

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"Alive" means it is living, not dead.

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You can add "very much" to make "alive" stronger.

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"Alive" comes after the verb, not before a noun.

live

To have your home in a place, or to be alive.

life

The state of being alive, or the time between birth and death.

die

To stop living and be dead.

heart

The part inside your body that pushes blood around and keeps you alive.

well

In a good way, or to a good standard.

exist

To be real, or to be there in the world.

survive

To stay alive after something very dangerous or very hard.

active

Always moving and doing things; full of energy.

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