livingKK [ˈlɪvɪŋ] ｜ /ˈlɪvɪŋ/
GEPT 中高級
A1noun
the condition of being alive or in an active state of existence
After a long coma, he woke up and celebrated his return to the land of the living with his friends and family.
生存狀態；活著
A1adjective
pertaining to living persons or organisms
The living room was filled with plants and vibrant colors, creating a welcoming and lively atmosphere.
活的；現存的
A2noun
the experience of being alive; the course of human events and activities
After retiring, Susan embraced a more active lifestyle, engaging in various hobbies and socializing regularly, truly experiencing the joy of living.
A1adjective
true to life; lifelike
The artist's painting was so incredibly detailed and vivid that it appeared to be a living, breathing scene right out of nature.
A2noun
people who are still alive
The nursing home provides a safe and comfortable environment for the elderly living in it.
A2adjective
still in existence; not dead or extinct
She saw a beautiful butterfly, a living creature, fluttering in the garden.
A2adjective
still in active use; not dormant or inoperative
The town was full of life - the streets were busy and filled with people shopping, socializing, and going about their daily activities.
A2noun
the financial means by which one lives
John was able to afford a comfortable living due to his successful business.