He, she, or it has a home in a particular place.
She lives in a big city.
The cat lives with its owner.
American English
/laɪvz/
One syllable.
Form of live
Lives can be a third-person singular verb or the plural noun of life.
He, she, or it has a home in a particular place.
Practice out loudHe, she, or it has a home in a particular place.
She lives in a big city.
The cat lives with its owner.
He, she, or it continues to exist as a person, animal, or plant.
This tree lives for hundreds of years.
Her grandfather lives to be 96.
He, she, or it spends time and energy in a particular way.
She lives a very active life.
He lives a quiet life in the country.
Lives are the existences and experiences of different people or animals.
The accident changed many lives.
These stories show how different lives can be.
As a noun, lives is the plural of life.
to survive using a particular amount or source of money
Some families live on one income.
to be as good as expected or to meet a standard
The restaurant did not live up to its online reviews.
The spelling changes in lives and living: not lifes or liveing.