vis

vis

Screw.

In this sentence, 'vis' is the first-person singular present tense of the verb 'vivre,' meaning 'to live.'

Je vis au bord de la mer depuis mon enfance.

I have lived by the seaside since my childhood.

Here, 'vis' refers to 'screw,' a small metal object used in construction and mechanics.

Le mécanicien serre la vis avec précision.

The mechanic tightens the screw with precision.

In this sentence, 'vis' is the second-person singular present tense of 'vivre,' meaning 'to live.'

Tu vis des moments difficiles, mais cela passera.

You are experiencing difficult times, but this will pass.