Vivo (en. Alive)

/ˈbi.βo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
adjective
That has life.
The fish is alive in the water.
El pez está vivo en el agua.
That has great vigor and energy.
The party was very lively and animated.
La fiesta fue muy viva y animada.
That is intense or bright, like color.
Red is a vibrant color that draws attention.
El rojo es un color vivo que llama la atención.

Etymology

From Latin 'vivus', which means 'living' or 'having life'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

alive and kicking
Still existing or surviving despite adversity.
vivo y coleando
to be alive
Being in a state of energy or activity, not dead.
estar vivo
to the live
In direct communication or in real-time, without delay.
a vivo

Related Words

to live
To exist, to be alive.
vivir
life
State of existence of living beings.
vida
revitalizing
That gives or restores life.
vivificante

Slang Meanings

Someone who is very clever or smart.
That boy is very clever, he always finds a way to get ahead.
Ese chico es muy vivo, siempre encuentra la manera de salir adelante.
To be alert and energetic.
Be careful, you need to be alert in this situation.
Ten cuidado, necesitas estar vivo en esta situación.