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Meanings of live on in English

Portuguese
resistir
Catalan
sobreviure
Spanish
persistir

Continue to live through hardship or adversity.

      resistir
      Usage of live on in English
      1
      Earlier today, a new game project called Yooka-Laylee went live on Kickstarter.
      Wired
      2
      Google's latest terms of service change will go live on November 11.
      Reuters
      3
      Twenty or 30 years ago you could live on it, d'Hulster said.
      Reuters
      4
      The event will be broadcast live on all South African news networks.
      The South African
      5
      Today, six patients still live on the haunted section of the island.
      News.com.au
      6
      We live on the sea front, directly looking out into Dublin Bay.
      The Irish Times
      7
      Taikoz recorded live on the TSB Main Stage by Radio NZ National.
      Radio NZ
      8
      Of course they don't come to live on social welfare, except initially.
      The Irish Times
      9
      The choice allowed the sisters to leave home and live on campus.
      Reuters
      10
      New Zealand was being called as a better place to live on.
      News.com.au
      11
      That is the level that he said perhaps they would live on.
      Reuters
      12
      In developed countries, women live on average over 30 years as postmenopausal.
      Pubmed
      13
      It is also expected to be carried live on other news channels.
      The South African
      14
      A smaller but growing portion live on farms and in rural areas.
      Drawing Down the Moon
      15
      His later predictions were carried live on rolling news channels in Germany.
      Radio NZ
      16
      People awaiting an asylum decision are given an allowance to live on.
      BBC
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      Common
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