French · to live in, to occupy (to have as a home.)
I want to live in Italy.
I would like to live in France.
I'll live in the city.
He's going to live in the city.
I wanted to live in Paris.
They are looking for a house to live in.
How long are you going to live in Shanghai?
She got to the point of not thinking she would want to live in this town again.
We are looking for a nice house to live in.
Let's not speak ill of the people from the countryside. Without them, we couldn't live in Paris.
I had no intention of living in a large city from the start.
I don't know my address yet. I'm going to stay with my friend for a while.
I don't know my address yet. I'm going to stay with my friend for a while.
What makes you think that Tom prefers living in the country?
I think we should ask Tom where he wants to live.
My friend likes to live in the city, but his wife prefers to live in their little cottage in the country.
Why do you want to live in Australia?
He is not old enough to live alone.
Of course, there are numerous further reasons why I like to live in the Netherlands.
I don't want to live where I work.
She can't live far from here.
We can't afford to live in Boston anymore.
Who wants to live there anyway?
This house is too small to live in.
I have always wanted to live in Poland.
You don't really want to live in Australia, do you?
It will do you good to live in the country.
I want to live in a castle.
She thought of Canada as an ideal country to live in.
It's convenient living so close to the station.
It is very convenient to live near a station.
Tom is going to live in Boston.
Tom wanted to live in Boston.
Tom is going to live in Boston.
Tom wants to live in Boston.
Tom wants to live in the country after he retires.
Tom doesn't want to live in Boston.
Tom found a place to live.
It's dangerous to live near a volcano.
She found it dull living in the country.
It's convenient living so close to the station.
Sami dreamed of living in Cairo.
Sami dreamed of living in Cairo.