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1 društven-o-i
• amiable; companionable; friendly; gregarious; livable; liveable; party; sociable; social -
2 druželjubiv
• companionable; familiar; friendly; livable; liveable; sociable -
3 druževan
• affable; companionable; convivial; gregarious; livable; liveable; sociable; social -
4 nastanljiv
• habitable; inhabitable; livable; liveable -
5 podnošljiv
• bearable; compatible; endurable; livable; liveable; passable; possible; reasonable; respectable; sufferable; supportable; sustainable; tolerable -
6 snošljiv
• anythtng like; endurable; fairish; like-something like; livable; liveable; passable; possible; sufferable; supportable; tolerable; tolerant; well enough
См. также в других словарях:
liveable — a. Same as {livable}; as, liveable conditions. Opposite of {unlivable}. [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
liveable — (US also livable) ► ADJECTIVE 1) worth living. 2) fit to live in. 3) (liveable with) informal easy to live with. DERIVATIVES liveability noun … English terms dictionary
liveable — is the preferred form, not livable … Modern English usage
liveable — [liv′ə bəl] adj. LIVABLE … English World dictionary
liveable — live|a|ble especially BrE livable especially AmE [ˈlıvəbəl] adj 1.) a situation that is liveable is satisfactory but not good = ↑bearable ▪ Having the children had made his life more liveable. 2.) a) also liveable in … Dictionary of contemporary English
liveable — (US also livable) adjective worth living. ↘fit to live in. ↘(liveable with) informal easy to live with. Derivatives liveability noun … English new terms dictionary
liveable with — informal easy to live with. → liveable … English new terms dictionary
liveable — adjective see livable … New Collegiate Dictionary
liveable — /liv euh beuhl/, adj. livable. * * * … Universalium
liveable — (Roget s Thesaurus II) adjective See livable … English dictionary for students
liveable — live|a|ble [ lıvəbl ] another spelling of livable … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
