live-in

adjectiveonly before noun

US /ˈlɪvˌɪn/

1
living in the house where you also work
a live-in maid
Synonyms and related words
Words used to describe workers
acting
auxiliary
auxiliary
2
living with someone and having a sexual relationship with them, but not married
his live-in girlfriend
Synonyms and related words
Marital status
available
common law
de facto

单词	live-in
释义	live-in adjectiveonly before noun UK /ˈlɪv ɪn/ Other entries for this word live in phrasal verb live in hope phrase live in the past phrase live in fear (of) phrase be/live in dread of phrase live for/in the moment phrase be/live in La La Land phrase live in sin (with someone) phrase be/live in someone’s shadow phrase be/live in each other’s pockets phrase people who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones phrase DEFINITIONS2 1 living in the house where you also work a live-in maid Synonyms and related words Words used to describe workers acting auxiliary auxiliary 2 living with someone and having a sexual relationship with them, but not married his live-in girlfriend Synonyms and related words Marital status available common law de facto live-in adjectiveonly before noun US /ˈlɪvˌɪn/ Other entries for this word live in phrasal verb live in hope phrase live in the past phrase live in fear (of) phrase be/live in dread of phrase live for/in the moment phrase be/live in La La Land phrase live in sin (with someone) phrase be/live in someone’s shadow phrase be/live in each other’s pockets phrase people who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones phrase DEFINITIONS2 1 living in the house where you also work a live-in maid Synonyms and related words Words used to describe workers acting auxiliary auxiliary 2 living with someone and having a sexual relationship with them, but not married his live-in girlfriend Synonyms and related words Marital status available common law de facto
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