English to English Dictionary

Live

To remain alive; to have life.

Live-demonstration

An act of showing how something is done or how it works, performed in real-time before an audience rather than via a recorded medium.

Livelong

Whole, entire, or complete; used to emphasize the continuous and tedious duration of a period of time, especially a day.

Livestock

Domesticated animals kept on a farm or ranch and raised for use and profit, such as cattle, sheep, and pigs.

Lizard

A reptile typically having a scaly body, four legs, movable eyelids, and a tapering tail.

Liúqiú-Qúndǎo

A recreational activity involving ball games played on round islands.

Loadout

The complete collection of equipment, tools, weapons, or supplies carried by a person or loaded onto a vehicle for a specific mission or task.

Loaf

A shaped mass of bread baked as a single piece.

Loan

A thing that is borrowed, especially a sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest.

Loaner

A person or entity that lends something, typically a vehicle or equipment, for temporary use.

Loathe

To feel intense dislike or disgust for; detest.

Lobby

A group of individuals or organizations that seek to influence political decisions and legislation.