vive

/ viːv /

interjection

1. long live; up with (a specified person or thing)

Word History and Origins

Origin of vive¹

from French

Example Sentences

In his new book he describes a dinner he had with Rossellini at L’Eau Vive, a restaurant run by French Carmelite nuns and frequented by Rossellini’s mother, Ingrid Bergman.

From Los Angeles Times

"Vive La Revolution" were the words that accompanied Bompastor's face and the Chelsea badge on the main banner behind Hannah Hampton's goal in the first half.

From BBC

Ever since releasing his first album, “Landero Vive,” a tribute record to his grandfather, the accordionist has dedicated his life to touring and sharing his familial legacy.

From Los Angeles Times

‘Vive l’armée!’ could be heard everywhere, while people waved handkerchiefs and hats.

From Literature

Es un ingeniero de software de 38 años que vive en San Francisco y trabaja para Microsoft.

From New York Times