live out

live out
1. intransitive verb
(Brit.) außerhalb wohnen
2. transitive verb
1) (survive) überleben
2) (complete, spend) verbringen

they had lived out their lives as fishermen — sie waren ihr Leben lang Fischer gewesen

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live out
I. vt
to \live out out ⇆ one's destiny [or fate] sich akk mit seinem Schicksal abfinden, sich akk in sein Schicksal ergeben
to \live out out ⇆ one's dreams/fantasies seine [Wunsch]träume/Vorstellungen verwirklichen, sich dat seinen Traum erfüllen
to \live out out ⇆ one's life/one's days sein Leben/seine Tage verbringen
II. vi BRIT außerhalb des Hauses [o nicht im selben Haus] wohnen
other students \live outd out in rented accommodation andere Studenten wohnten in gemieteten Zimmern oder Wohnungen außerhalb
* * *
1. vi
außerhalb (des Hauses/des Wohnheims etc) wohnen
2. vt sep
life verbringen; winter überleben

he lived out a life of poverty in the country — er lebte bis an sein Ende in Armut auf dem Land

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live out
A v/t überleben:
he will not live out the night
B v/i nicht am Arbeitsplatz wohnen
* * *
1. intransitive verb
(Brit.) außerhalb wohnen
2. transitive verb
1) (survive) überleben
2) (complete, spend) verbringen

they had lived out their lives as fishermen — sie waren ihr Leben lang Fischer gewesen

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(US) v.
überleben v. v.
auswärts wohnen ausdr.

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