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living; having life; not dead: I survived the accident with minor injuries, and I was happy to be alive. Alive can also mean active and energetic or exciting: The club really comes alive on weekends. Idiom. alive and well. (Definition of alive from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press) Examples of alive.
1. : having life : not dead or inanimate. 2. a. : still in existence, force, or operation : active. kept hope alive. b. : still active in competition with a chance of victory. must win to stay alive in the playoffs. 3. : knowing or realizing the existence of something : sensitive. alive to the danger. 4. : marked by alertness, energy, or briskness.
living; having life; not dead: I survived the accident with minor injuries, and I was happy to be alive. Alive can also mean active and energetic or exciting: The club really comes alive on weekends. Idiom. alive and well. (Definition of alive from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press) Examples of alive.
adjective. having life; living; existing; not dead or lifeless. Antonyms: dead. living (used for emphasis): the proudest man alive. in a state of action; in force or operation; active: to keep hope alive. Antonyms: defunct. full of energy and spirit; lively: Grandmother's more alive than most of her contemporaries. Synonyms: nimble, active.
alive (with something) full of emotion, excitement, activity, etc. Ed was alive with happiness. Her eyes were alive with interest. Extra Examples. Oxford Collocations Dictionary. continuing to exist. to keep a tradition alive. Money from charities is keeping the theatre alive. The issue remains alive in the public consciousness. Extra Examples.
full of activity and excitement: The bar was alive with the sound of laughter. The city comes alive at night. alive adjective [never before noun] (CONTINUING) continuing to exist: Local people are fighting to keep the language alive. Idioms. be alive and kicking/well.
1. (of people, animals, plants, etc) living; having life. 2. in existence; active. they kept hope alive. the tradition was still alive. 3. (immediately postpositive and usually used with a superlative) of those living; now living. the happiest woman alive.
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English a‧live /əˈlaɪv/ S2 W3 adjective [ not before noun] 1 not dead still living and not dead It was a bad accident – they’re lucky to be alive. My grandparents are still alive. We stayed alive by eating berries. He was kept alive on a life-support machine.
1 (of a subject or an event) to become interesting and exciting The game came alive in the second quarter. New political issues suddenly came alive after the election. 2 (of a place) to become busy and full of activity synonym come to life The city starts to come alive after dark. The fishing villages come alive in spring.
