No. 958 in Dutch
live
The Dutch word "live" means "live," referring to something happening in real-time or being broadcast as it happens.
In a sentence
Ik woon live in een mooie stad.
I live in a beautiful city.
Here 'live' refers to residing or dwelling in a specific place, indicating a permanent or continuous state.
Ze bekijken het concert live op televisie.
They are watching the concert live on television.
Here 'live' denotes being broadcasted in real-time, as the event occurs, without delay or recording.
De live-uitzending werd goed ontvangen door het publiek.
The live broadcast was well received by the audience.
In this context, 'live' is used as part of a compound word to indicate that the broadcast is happening in real-time.
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