Zusammenfassung
lively
lebhaft · beschwingt · dynamisch · flott · temperamentvoll · lebendig · quirlig · lebensvoll · quick
lively {Adjektiv}
aufgeweckt · munter · hektisch · peppig
live
aktiv · echt · editierbar · lebend · lebendig
to live {Verb}
wohnen · leben
Englisch-Deutsch Übersetzung für "lively"
"lively" Deutsch Übersetzung
lively
We have had a lively discussion as to whether the scientific basis was in order.
The debate was lively, with strong participation from the contingent from the ACP countries.
The Convention is up and running, the debate is lively and there are plenty of ideas and proposals.
In committee there was lively discussion on biometric risks.
It is therefore natural that it should be a lively, even passionate debate, and one in which there are divergent views.
lively (auch: exhilarated, elated, buoyant)
ln " The Rules of the Game ", all narrative styles are combined to create dynamics that remain lively.
lively (auch: vivacious, snappy, spirited, sultry)
Allow me to comment that he was today the liveliest speaker of the whole part-session.
The new logo is brighter and livelier than the previous version.
lively (auch: vivacious, animated, spirited)
lively {Adjektiv}
lively {Adj.} (auch: bright, cute, alert, bright-eyed)
The debate on this in Parliament was very lively.
live
Once your image and video ads are live, you'll want to monitor how they're doing across the Google Display Network.
These non-European women who live within the European Union must be actively supported in putting their rights into practice.
Live Journal.
Within the framework of the United Nations, Switzerland is actively committed to ensuring that every human being can live in dignity
This means farmers ' families living on profitable farms in a well populated and active rural environment.
So we're now living in a post-bureaucratic age, where genuine people power is possible.
Green roofs are soil and living plants.
With a positive approach, however, the EU can make a real contribution to the lives of ordinary people in the North-West.
You can clearly see that this was a site of genuine economic activity with people who lived from forestry development.
We have to put a real value on those who care at both the beginning and end of people's lives.
live (auch: editable)
It turns out that that particular one was the first live one of that ever taken alive.
This gear helps with the live release of marlin and so can contribute to the conservation of the stocks.
And one time we caught a live one.
Madam President, the free market has really run up against its own ethical boundaries if animals are to be transported live throughout the
Now, finning is the act of taking a shark, cutting the valuable fins off and throwing the live animal back in the water.
Our new master wants me to let you live.
Today, ladies and gentlemen, living babies are still being torn from their mothers ' wombs.
Delays, Madam Commissioner, could prove fatal to a living archipelago.
Only the genuine participation of its citizens makes it a living whole.
Perhaps that is better than having a living democracy without a written constitution anyway.
live {Adjektiv}
The battery-powered Spyfish sends the live video-feed through a slender cable.)
She did this on the "Larry King Live" show on CNN six and a half years ago.
And after all the hoopla of Live 8, we're still not anywhere in the picture.
He has misled the British people and they see it live on their television screens.
For 18 days, our cameras were broadcasting, live, the voices of the people in Tahrir Square.
to live {Verb}
to live [lived|lived] {Vb.} (auch: to reside, to dwell, to dig, to shack)
There are a great many Europeans who live in the regions, in rural areas.
Most of the world’ s people would rather live in Europe, even preferring it to America.
It is not a matter of them being given a higher value, but they do live higher up.
But also not everyone wants to live in a city, certainly not a city like New York.
It is a report which ensures a service to the public, irrespective of where they live.
to live [lived|lived] {Vb.} (auch: to exist)
Mr President, we live in an era in which Europe is moving towards federalisation.
Sometimes they don't even have enough food, and they live below the poverty line.
There are two billion fellow human beings who live on less than two dollars a day.
In Europe too, then, we shall have the chance to live in prosperity in the future.
I began to make LED sculptures that would live inside little boxes out of MDF.
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