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1 alive
alive [əˈlaɪv]a. ( = living) vivant• he must be taken alive [prisoner] il faut le capturer vivant• to be alive with insects/tourists grouiller d'insectes/de touristes* * *[ə'laɪv]to keep somebody/something alive — maintenir quelqu'un/quelque chose en vie [person, animal]
to be burnt alive — être brûlé/-e vif/vive
alive and well —
alive and kicking — lit, fig bien vivant
2) ( lively)to be alive — [person] être vivant
to come alive — [party, place] s'animer; [history] prendre vie
3) ( in existence)to be alive — [art, tradition] être vivant; [interest, faith] être vif/vive
to keep alive — préserver [tradition etc]; perpétuer [memory]
4) ( teeming)alive with — grouillant de [insects etc]
5) ( aware)alive to — conscient de [possibility etc]
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2 alive
1 lit ( living) vivant, en vie ; to keep sb/sth alive maintenir qn/qch en vie [person, animal] ; to keep a plant alive entretenir une plante ; to stay alive rester en vie ; to bury sb alive enterrer qn vivant ; to be burnt alive être brûlé/-e vif/vive ; to be taken/captured alive être pris/capturé vivant ; alive and well, alive and kicking lit, fig bien vivant ; it's good ou great to be alive! il fait bon vivre! ; no man alive personne au monde ; just alive entre la vie et la mort ;2 ( lively) [person] vivant ; [mind, senses] en éveil ; to bring [sth] alive rendre [qch] vivant [story, account] ; animer [party, place] ; to come alive [party, place] s'animer ; [history] prendre vie ;3 ( in existence) [institution, art, tradition] vivant ; [interest, faith] vif/vive ; to keep [sth] alive préserver [tradition etc] ; we shall keep his memory alive nous perpétuerons sa mémoire ; to keep dialogue alive Pol maintenir le dialogue ; it kept our hopes alive cela nous faisait garder espoir ;
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