what a time to be alive Idiom

come alive

become lively, cheer, applaud As the players skated onto the ice, the crowd came alive.

skin alive

scold angrily, spank or beat She told her son that if he was late for dinner she would skin him alive.

stay alive

win enough to continue, continue in a series To stay alive, the Leafs must win the next two games.

alive to

1．knowing about感觉到
He is alive to the dangers of the work．他清楚地知道这件工作的危险性。
2．sensitive to对…敏感
He is alive to the consequences．他对这些结果很敏感。

skin sb alive

Idiom(s): skin sb alive

Theme: SCOLDING

to be very angry with someone; to scold someone severely. (Folksy.)
• I was so mad at Jane that I could have skinned her alive.
• If I don't get home on time, my parents will skin me alive.

more dead than alive

Idiom(s): more dead than alive

Theme: EXHAUSTION

exhausted; in very bad condition; near death. (Almost always an exaggeration.)
• We arrived at the top of the mountain more dead than alive.
• The marathon runners stumbled one by one over the finish line, more dead than alive.

alive with

Idiom(s): alive with sb or sth

Theme: ABUNDANCE

covered with, filled with, or active with people or things.
• Look! Ants everywhere. The floor is alive with ants!
• When we got to the ballroom, the place was alive with dancing.
• The campground was alive with campers from all over the country.

alive and kicking

Idiom(s): alive and kicking AND alive and well

Theme: HEALTH - FIT

well and healthy. (Informal. Fixed order.)
• JANE: HOW is Bill? MARY: Oh, he's alive and kicking.
• The last time I saw Tom, he was alive and well.

alive and well

Eat someone alive

If you eat someone alive, you defeat or beat them comprehensively.