English–Esperanto dictionary

Esperanto translation of the English word life

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(liveliness; vitality; vivacity)
(life imprisonment)
ĝismorta malliberigo
🔗 It’s life, Jim, but not as we know it.
🔗 He would lead a life of crime.
aim in life
vivocelo
course of life
dumvive
🔗 The 43‐year‐old has also been placed on the sex offenders register for life.
full of life
(vital)
vivoforta
🔗 The life expectancy of the green monkeys is 11–13 years in captivity, and about 10–12 years in the wild.
🔗 There are no life forms.
life imprisonment
(life)
ĝismorta malliberigo
life member
dumviva membro
lose one’s life
(perish)
stake one’s life
(dice with death; risk one’s life; venture one’s life)
still life
venture one’s life
(dice with death; risk one’s life; stake one’s life)
postmorta vivo
birdlife
(birds; flock)
country‐life
kampara vivo
enliven
(encourage; stimulate; energize; exhilarate; invigorate)
lifejacket
lifeless
(dull; stodgy)
lifeless
(stolid; wooden)
malverva
lifeless
(mundane; unexciting; wooden; listless)
malvigla
(inanimate; dead; barren) (
malviva
)
🔗 Below spread a dark and lifeless city.
life‐belt
life‐boat
🔗 China has become a diplomatic and economic lifeline for Putin.
lifelong
life‐raft
(lifetime)
🔗 Primates, especially females, have longer lifespans than other similarly sized mammals.
lifetime
(lifespan)
lively
(witty)
lively
(vivacious; racy; zippy; spirited; vibrant; feisty)
lively
(merrily)
lively
(racily; vibrantly)
verve
lively
(especially; particularly; vibrantly; vigorously)
vigle
lively
(cheerful; gay; merry; exuberant; lighthearted; perky; upbeat)
lively
(alert; brisk; keen; sprightly; sprited; vigorous; perky; spry; active; zippy; upbeat)
pro‐life
kontraŭabortiga