We are live definition | English definition dictionary | Reverso

live

off

Conjugate

v.

to depend on something or on someone to cover the basic expenses

E.g.: He lived off the money he inherited from his father while he had been working as a volunteer.

vocabulary

options

YOLO

exp.

you only

live

once

[Fam.] acronym

vocabulary

options

cutie pie

n.

endearment phrase used for someone

we

find sweet

[Fam.] syn.: sweetie, pumpkin, cutie, cutesy pie

vocabulary

options

all bets

are

off

exp.

expression meaning that a situation is no longer certain or predictable and that anything can happen

originating from horse racing where “all bets are off” indicated that bets already made were null due to various unpredicted factors

vocabulary

options

PAW

abbr. acron.

Short for “parents

are

watching”

[Fam.];[Slang] Used by kids as a warning that an adult is around and so they aren’t free to talk.

vocabulary

options

o-face

n.

face that people

are

showing during orgasm

SLANG

vocabulary

options

fattism

n.

prejudice or discrimination against people who

are

fat

vocabulary

options

pride comes before fall

id.

def.: if you

are

too confident about yourself, something bad will happen to show you that you

are

not as good as you think you

are

vocabulary

options

empty nester

n.

parent whose children no longer

live

in the family home

vocabulary

options

living together apart

adj.

term used for describing the lifestyle of married or unmarried long-term couples who don’t

live

under the same roof

[Psych.] acronym: LAT. e.g LAT couples, LAT relationships

vocabulary

options

resettlement programme

n.

a government scheme that moves people to a new area (e.g. because a dam is being built where they

live

)

vocabulary

options