vida

Meaning

1. (feminine) life
2. (feminine) lifestyle
3. (feminine) livelihood; living
4. (feminine) liveliness
5. (feminine) lifespan; lifetime
6. (feminine) a term of endearment; darling, sweetheart
7. (feminine) the game (prostitution)
8. (feminine) life (in a computer game)

Hyphenated as

vi‧da

Gender

♀️ Feminine

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈbida/

Etymology

Inherited from Latin vīta, from Proto-Italic *gʷītā.

Sentences

Nacido en París , vivió toda su vida ahí .

Born in Paris, he lived there all his life.

Aunque su vida se convierta en una pesadilla .

Even if her life becomes a nightmare.

La felicidad de su vida juntos es sesgada por la muerte del tío .

The happiness of their life together is skewed by the uncle's death.

Ed y Joey todavía están dentro del mausoleo cuando un cadáver cobra vida .

Ed and Joey are still inside the mausoleum when a corpse comes to life.

Todas las formas de vida conocidas usan ampliamente este proceso .

This process is widely used by all known life forms.

El amarillo-oro representa el sol , fuente permanente de energía , calor y vida .

Yellow-gold represents the sun, a permanent source of energy, heat and life.

Había nacido en Atwood, e iniciado su vida profesional como reportero .

He had been born in Atwood, and started his professional life as a reporter.

Una dependienta en una tienda de ropa sueña con una vida de lujo .

A saleswoman in a clothing store dreams of a life of luxury.