life in French
life in French is vie — life means the condition of being alive, as opposed to being dead or inanimate.
life in French
vie
What does "life" mean?
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noun The condition of being alive, as opposed to being dead or inanimate.
"Doctors fought to save the patient's life."
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noun The period of time someone or something exists, from birth (or creation) to death (or end of use).
"She spent her whole life in the same small town."
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noun A person's daily existence and experiences, especially their activities, relationships, and circumstances.
"He talked about his life growing up in Manchester."
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noun Liveliness, energy, or vitality.
"The party really came to life once the music started."
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life in a sentence
- Doctors fought to save the patient's life.
- Life on Earth depends on water.
- She spent her whole life in the same small town.
- The batteries have a life of about two years.
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What is "life" in French?
"life" in French is vie. life means: The condition of being alive, as opposed to being dead or inanimate.
How do you use "life" in a sentence?
Example: "Doctors fought to save the patient's life." In French, "life" is vie.
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