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Meanings of live in in English

Spanish
ser interno

Live in the house where one works.

      ser interno
      Usage of live in in English
      1
      We live in times of great consequence and, therefore, of great opportunity.
      The Guardian
      2
      Without Labor, Capital would starve; without Capital, Labor could live in luxury.
      Born Again
      3
      They live in an inland sea far to the east, Jondalar said.
      The Shelters of Stone
      4
      Portugal looks the only place to live in Europe at the moment.
      The Irish Times
      5
      Today, the vast majority of Singaporeans live in high quality public housing.
      Reuters
      6
      I saw her live in New York not so long ago: extraordinary.
      The Guardian
      7
      Yes, Beyonce will be performing live in South Africa later this year.
      The South African
      8
      Barto Sova came to live in Ireland from Poland 13 years ago.
      The Irish Times
      9
      He did not live in India, dear; he never lived in India.
      The Living Link: A Novel
      10
      My family do not live in the United Kingdom; it's somewhat different.
      The Guardian
      11
      And a large group of them, the mass affluent, live in Europe.
      Reuters
      12
      Had Karen really said that she used to live in our house?
      Welcome to Dead House
      13
      Natural resources didn't permit large groups to live in the same area.
      Enclave
      14
      I want my children to live in a free country, he said.
      Reuters
      15
      At least 24 million people live in West Bengal's seven affected districts.
      Reuters
      16
      Then he said, They know that they live in a good place.
      American Gods
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      Live in through the time
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      South Africa
      Common
      New Zealand
      Common
      Ireland
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