Live-in ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Live-in ( adjective )

Describing a situation or arrangement in which someone lives in their workplace or with their employer.

Origin:

Live-in is a compound word, derived from the verb 'to live' and the preposition 'in'.

Examples:

1. The live-in caretaker was responsible for keeping the mansion clean and safe.
2. The newlyweds wanted to save money, so they opted for a live-in arrangement in the city.
3. My live-in nanny has become a part of our family and helps me in every aspect of my life.
4. She took a live-in job as a cook on a luxury yacht, traveling to exotic destinations.
5. The live-in housekeeper was an older woman who cooked, cleaned, and provided care for the children.

(As a noun)

Live-in ( noun )

Describing a situation or arrangement in which someone lives in their workplace or with their employer.

Origin:

Live-in is a compound word, derived from the verb 'to live' and the preposition 'in'.

Examples:

1. The live-in caretaker was responsible for keeping the mansion clean and safe.
2. The newlyweds wanted to save money, so they opted for a live-in arrangement in the city.
3. My live-in nanny has become a part of our family and helps me in every aspect of my life.
4. She took a live-in job as a cook on a luxury yacht, traveling to exotic destinations.
5. The live-in housekeeper was an older woman who cooked, cleaned, and provided care for the children.