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拉 laai1 {lā}

(verb) 1. to arrest; 2. to lead (a group of people)

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拉 laai1 {lā}

  1. to pull
  2. to play (a bowed instrument)
  3. to drag
  4. to draw
  5. to chat

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拉巴 laai1 baa1 {lā ba}

library

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拉柴 laai1 caai4 {lā chái}

(slang) die; pass away

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拉扯 laai1 ce2 {lā che}

(verb) Argue with pulling and pushing

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拉尺 laai1 cek3 {lā chǐ}

a measuring tape; a tape measure

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拉腸〔-肠〕 laai1 coeng2 {lā cháng}

noun; Steamed Rice Noodles roll

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拉人 laai1 jan4 {lā rén}

when police make an arrest

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拉纜〔-缆〕 laai1 laam6 {lā lǎn}

tracker (spoken)

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拉鍊〔-炼〕 laai1 lin2 {lā liàn}

Zipper

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拉臣 laai1 san2 {lā chén}

license (a loanword)

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拉線〔-线〕 laai1 sin3 {lā xiàn}

linking up a relation (spoken)

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拉上 laai1 soeng5 {lā shàng}

to pull up; to arrest; to catch; to close

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拉蘇〔-苏〕 laai1 sou4 {lā sū}

lysol

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拉斷〔-断〕 laai1 tyun5 {lā duàn}

to tear off; to pull off; to snap

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拉勻〔-匀〕 laai1 wan4 {lā yún}

to make even, to spread equally

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拉住 laai1 zyu6 {lā zhù}

pulling; to hold back

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拉圾 {lèsè}

  1. variant of 垃圾
  2. trash
  3. refuse
  4. garbage
  5. Taiwan pr. [le4 se4]

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拉比 laai1 bei2 {lā bǐ}

rabbi (loanword)

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拉茶 laai1 caa4 {lā chá}

teh tarik, an Indian-style tea with milk (GM)

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拉扯 laai1 ce2 {lā che}

  1. to drag
  2. to pull
  3. to raise a child (through difficulties)
  4. to help
  5. to support
  6. to drag in
  7. to chat

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拉長〔-长〕 laai1 coeng4 {lā cháng}

  1. to lengthen
  2. to pull sth out longer

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拉德 laai1 dak1 {lā dé}

rad (unit of radiation)

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拉登 laai1 dang1 {Lā dēng}

(Osama) bin Laden (1957-2011), leader of Al Qaeda

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拉頓〔-顿〕 laai1 deon6 {Lā dùn}

Rodan (Japanese ラドン Radon), Japanese movie monster

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拉丁 laai1 ding1 {lā dīng}

  1. Latin
  2. (in former times) to press-gang
  3. to kidnap and force people into service

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拉倒 laai1 dou2 {lā dǎo}

  1. (coll.) to let it go
  2. to drop it

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拉夫 laai1 fu1 {lā fū}

  1. to force into service
  2. press-gang

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拉風〔-风〕 laai1 fung1 {lā fēng}

  1. trendy
  2. eye-catching
  3. flashy

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拉架 laai1 gaa3 {lā jià}

  1. to try to stop a fight
  2. to intervene in a fight

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拉筋 laai1 gan1 {lā jīn}

stretching (exercise)

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拉緊〔-紧〕 laai1 gan2 {lā jǐn}

  1. to pull tight
  2. tensioning

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拉鋸〔-锯〕 laai1 geoi3 {lā jù}

  1. a two-man saw
  2. fig. to-and-fro between two sides

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拉杆 laai1 gon1 {lā gān}

tension bar

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拉岡〔-冈〕 laai1 gong1 {Lā gāng}

Lacan (psychoanalyst)

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拉高 laai1 gou1 {lā gāo}

to pull up

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拉管 laai1 gun2 {lā guǎn}

trombone

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拉呱 laai1 gwaa1 {lā gua}

  1. (dialect) to chat
  2. to gossip

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拉客 laai1 haak3 {lā kè}

  1. to solicit (guests, clients, passengers etc)
  2. to importune

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拉黑 laai1 hak1 {lā hēi}

  1. to add sb to one's blacklist (on a cellphone, or in instant messaging software etc)
  2. abbr. for 拉到黑名單

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拉稀 laai1 hei1 {lā xī}

  1. (coll.) to have diarrhea
  2. to shrink back
  3. to cower

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拉開〔-开〕 laai1 hoi1 {lā kāi}

  1. to pull open
  2. to pull apart
  3. to space out
  4. to increase

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拉入 laai1 jap6 {lā rù}

  1. to pull into
  2. to draw in

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拉K laai1 kei1 {lā K}

(slang) to take ketamine

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拉拉 laai1 laai1 {lā lā}

lesbian (net slang)

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拉拉 laai1 laai1 {Lā lā}

Lala, Philippines

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拉里 laai1 lei5 {lā lǐ}

lari (currency of Georgia) (loanword)

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拉力 laai1 lik6 {lā lì}

tension

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拉鏈〔-链〕 laai1 lin2 {lā liàn}

zipper

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拉魯〔-鲁〕 laai1 lou5 {Lā lǔ}

  1. Lhalu, Tibetan name and place name
  2. Lhalu Tsewang Dorje (1915-), Tibetan pro-Chinese politician
  3. Lhalu suburb of Lhasa

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拉攏〔-拢〕 laai1 lung5 {lā lǒng}

  1. to rope in
  2. fig. to involve sb
  3. to entice

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拉美 laai1 mei5 {Lā Měi}

  1. Latin America
  2. abbr. for 拉丁美洲

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拉麵〔-面〕 laai1 min6 {lā miàn}

  1. pulled noodles
  2. ramen

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拉鉤〔-钩〕 laai1 ngau1 {lā gōu}

pinky swear

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拉皮 laai1 pei4 {lā pí}

  1. to have a facelift
  2. facelift

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拉平 laai1 ping4 {lā píng}

  1. to bring to the same level
  2. to even up
  3. to flare out
  4. to flatten out

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拉票 laai1 piu3 {lā piào}

  1. to campaign for votes
  2. to ask voters for support

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拉薩〔-萨〕 laai1 saat3 {Lā sà}

Lhasa, capital city of Tibet autonomous region 西藏自治區

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拉伸 laai1 san1 {lā shēn}

  1. to draw
  2. to stretch

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拉辛 laai1 san1 {Lā xīn}

Jean Racine (1639-1699), French dramatist

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拉手 laai1 sau2 {lā shǒu}

  1. to hold hands
  2. to shake hands

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拉手 laai1 sau2 {lā shou}

  1. a handle
  2. to pull on a handle

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拉屎 laai1 si2 {lā shǐ}

  1. to defecate
  2. to shit
  3. to crap

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拉鎖〔-锁〕 laai1 so2 {lā suǒ}

zipper

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拉傷〔-伤〕 laai1 soeng1 {lā shāng}

  1. to pull
  2. to injure by straining

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拉話〔-话〕 laai1 waa6 {lā huà}

(dialect) to chat

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拉環〔-环〕 laai1 waan4 {lā huán}

  1. ring pull (can)
  2. strap handle (on bus or train)
  3. circular door handle

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拉活 laai1 wut6 {lā huó}

  1. (northern dialect) to pick up a fare (as a taxi driver)
  2. to pick up a piece of work (as a courier)

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拉碴 laai1 zaa1 {lā chā}

  1. (of beard etc) stubbly
  2. scraggly
  3. unkempt

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拉雜〔-杂〕 laai1 zaap6 {lā zá}

  1. disorganized
  2. rambling
  3. incoherent

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拉制 laai1 zai3 {lā zhì}

manufacture

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拉孜 laai1 zi1 {Lā zī}

Lhazê county, Tibetan: Lha rtse rdzong, in Shigatse prefecture, Tibet

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拉圾 laap6 saap3 {lā jī}

  1. variant of 垃圾
  2. trash
  3. refuse
  4. garbage
  5. Taiwan pr. [le4 se4]

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拉大纜〔--缆〕 laai1 daai6 laam6 {lā dà lǎn}

noun; Tug of War Contest in which two teams pull at opposite ends of a rope until one drags the other over a central line.

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拉客仔 laai1 haak3 zai2 {lā kè zǐ}

to find/ attract customers

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拉後腿〔-后-〕 laai1 hau6 teoi2 {lā hòu tuǐ}

to hold people back

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拉頭纜〔-头缆〕 laai1 tau4 laam6 {lā tóu lǎn}

leading the pack; act or speak first

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拉頭馬〔-头马〕 laai1 tau4 maa5 {lā tóu mǎ}

noun; in horse race, people (or horse owner) with the winning (lead) horse, they will take a photo after the race.

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拉巴特 laai1 baa1 dak6 {Lā bā tè}

Rabat, capital of Morocco

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拉巴斯 laai1 baa1 si1 {Lā bā sī}

La Paz, administrative capital of Bolivia

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拉㞎㞎 laai1 baa2 baa2 {lā bǎ ba}

to poo-poo (kiddie talk)

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拉包爾〔--尔〕 laai1 baau1 ji5 {Lā bāo ěr}

Rabaul, port city and capital of New Britain, island of northeast Papua New Guinea

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拉齊奧〔-齐奥〕 laai1 cai4 ou3 {Lā qí ào}

Lazio (region in Italy)

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拉扯大 laai1 ce2 daai6 {lā che dà}

  1. (coll.) to bring up
  2. to rear
  3. to raise

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拉青格 laai1 cing1 gaak3 {Lā qīng gé}

Ratzinger (German surname of Pope Benedict XVI)

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拉長臉〔-长脸〕 laai1 coeng4 lim5 {lā cháng liǎn}

  1. to pull a long face
  2. to scowl

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拉場子〔-场-〕 laai1 coeng4 zi2 {lā chǎng zi}

  1. (of a performer) to put on a show at an outdoor venue (temple fair, marketplace etc)
  2. (fig.) to enhance sb's reputation
  3. to make a name for oneself

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拉大便 laai1 daai6 bin6 {là dà biàn}

  1. to poop
  2. to defecate

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拉大條〔--条〕 laai1 daai6 tiu4 {lā dà tiáo}

to defecate (slang)

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拉達克〔-达-〕 laai1 daat6 hak1 {Lā dá kè}

Ladakh, the eastern part of Jammu and Kashmir in northwest India, adjacent to Kashmir and Tibet, know as "Little Tibet"

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拉狄克 laai1 dik6 hak1 {Lā dí kè}

Karl Bernardovich Radek (1995-1939), bolshevik and Comintern leader, first president of Moscow Sun Yat-sen university, died in prison during Stalin's purges

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拉丁化 laai1 ding1 faa3 {Lā dīng huà}

romanization

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拉丁語〔--语〕 laai1 ding1 jyu5 {Lā dīng yǔ}

Latin (language)

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拉丁文 laai1 ding1 man4 {Lā dīng wén}

Latin (language)

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拉丁舞 laai1 ding1 mou5 {Lā dīng wǔ}

Latin dance

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拉法格 laai1 faat3 gaak3 {Lā fǎ gé}

  1. Lafargue (name)
  2. Paul Lafargue (1842-1911), French socialist and revolutionary activist, son-in-law of Karl Marx

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拉法赫 laai1 faat3 haak1 {Lā fǎ hè}

Rafah, city in Palestine

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拉法蘭〔--兰〕 laai1 faat3 laan4 {Lā fǎ lán}

Raffarin, prime minister of France under Jacques Chirac

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拉菲草 laai1 fei1 cou2 {lā fēi cǎo}

raffia (loanword)

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拉斐特 laai1 fei2 dak6 {Lā fěi tè}

Lafayette

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拉斐爾〔--尔〕 laai1 fei2 ji5 {Lā fěi ěr}

Raphael

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拉夫堡 laai1 fu1 bou2 {Lā fū bǎo}

Loughborough, English city

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拉奎拉 laai1 fui1 laai1 {Lā kuí lā}

L'Aquila, Italy

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拉家常 laai1 gaa1 soeng4 {lā jiā cháng}

to talk or chat about ordinary daily life

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拉格比 laai1 gaak3 bei2 {Lā gé bǐ}

  1. Rugby (game)
  2. Rugby school in England

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拉交情 laai1 gaau1 cing4 {lā jiāo qing}

  1. to try to form friendly ties with sb for one's own benefit
  2. to suck up to sb

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拉鋸戰〔-锯战〕 laai1 geoi3 zin3 {lā jù zhàn}

  1. to-and-fro tussle
  2. closely-fought contest

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拉個手〔-个-〕 laai1 go3 sau2 {lā ge shǒu}

to hold hands

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拉蓋爾〔-盖尔〕 laai1 goi3 ji5 {Lā gài ěr}

  1. Laguerre (name)
  2. Edmond Laguerre (1834-1886), French mathematician

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拉各斯 laai1 gok3 si1 {Lā gè sī}

Lagos (Nigerian city)

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拉關係〔-关系〕 laai1 gwaan1 hai6 {lā guān xì}

  1. to seek contact with sb for one's own benefit
  2. to suck up to sb

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拉合爾〔--尔〕 laai1 hap6 ji5 {Lā hé ěr}

Lahore (city in Pakistan)

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拉爾夫〔-尔-〕 laai1 ji5 fu1 {Lā ěr fū}

Ralph (name)

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拉拉隊〔--队〕 laai1 laai1 deoi2 {lā lā duì}

  1. support team
  2. cheering squad
  3. cheerleader
  4. also written 啦啦隊

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拉力賽〔--赛〕 laai1 lik6 coi3 {lā lì sài}

rally (car race) (loanword)

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拉文納〔--纳〕 laai1 man4 naap6 {Lā wén nà}

Ravenna on the Adriatic coast of Italy

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拉莫斯 laai1 mok6 si1 {Lā mò sī}

(Philippine President Fidel) Ramos

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拉那烈 laai1 naa5 lit6 {Lā nà liè}

Prince Norodom Ranariddh (1944-), Cambodian politician and son of former King Sihanouk of Cambodia

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拉納卡〔-纳-〕 laai1 naap6 kaa1 {Lā nà kǎ}

  1. Larnaca (city in Cyprus)
  2. Larnaka

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拉尼婭〔--娅〕 laai1 nei4 aa3 {lā ní yà}

Rania (name)

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拉尼娜 laai1 nei4 naa4 {Lā Ní nà}

La Niña, equatorial climatic variation over the Eastern Pacific, as opposed to El Niño 厄爾尼諾

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拉瓦爾〔--尔〕 laai1 ngaa5 ji5 {Lā wǎ ěr}

Laval (name)

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拉瓦錫〔--锡〕 laai1 ngaa5 sek3 {Lā wǎ xī}

Antoine Lavoisier (1743-1794), French nobleman and scientist, considered the father of modern chemistry

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拉勾兒〔--儿〕 laai1 ngau1 ji4 {lā gòu r}

to cross little fingers (between children) as a promise

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拉帕斯 laai1 paak3 si1 {Lā pà sī}

La Paz, administrative capital of Bolivia, usually written as 拉巴斯

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拉皮條〔--条〕 laai1 pei4 tiu2 {lā pí tiáo}

  1. to procure
  2. to act as pimp

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拉普蘭〔--兰〕 laai1 pou2 laan4 {Lā pǔ lán}

Lapland (northern Europe)

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拉山頭〔--头〕 laai1 saan1 tau4 {lā shān tóu}

  1. to start a clique
  2. to form a faction

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拉生意 laai1 saang1 ji3 {lā shēng yì}

  1. to tout
  2. to solicit customers

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拉撒路 laai1 saat3 lou6 {Lā sǎ lù}

Lazarus (Protestant transliteration)

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拉薩市〔-萨-〕 laai1 saat3 si5 {Lā sà Shì}

Lhasa, Tibetan: Lha sa grong khyer, capital of Tibet autonomous region 西藏自治區

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拉絲模〔-丝-〕 laai1 si1 mou4 {lā sī mó}

die (i.e. tool for cutting wire to a given diameter)

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拉肚子 laai1 tou5 zi2 {lā dù zi}

(coll.) to have diarrhea

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拉祜族 laai1 wu2 zuk6 {Lā hù zú}

Lahu ethnic group of Yunnan

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拉匝祿〔--禄〕 laai1 zaap3 luk6 {Lā zā lù}

Lazarus (Catholic transliteration)

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拉孜縣〔--县〕 laai1 zi1 jyun6 {Lā zī xiàn}

Lhazê county, Tibetan: Lha rtse rdzong, in Shigatse prefecture, Tibet

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拉埋天窗 laai1 maai4 tin1 coeng1 {lā mái tiān chuāng}

(slang) to get married

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拉牛上樹〔---树〕 laai1 ngau4 soeng5 syu6 {lā niú shàng shù}

to try and do something that is almost impossible to achieve

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拉上補下〔--补-〕 laai1 soeng5 bou2 haa6 {lā shàng bǔ xià}

to make up for deficits by taking away from surplus

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拉布拉多 laai1 bou3 laai1 do1 {Lā bù lā duō}

  1. Labrador, Canada
  2. Labrador (a breed of dog)

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拉卜楞寺 laai1 buk1 ling4 zi6 {Lā bǔ lèng sì}

Labrang monastery, Tibetan: bLa-brang bkra-shis-'khyil, in Xiahe county 夏河縣, Gannan Tibetan autonomous prefecture, Gansu, formerly Amdo province of Tibet

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拉丁方塊〔---块〕 laai1 ding1 fong1 faai3 {Lā dīng fāng kuài}

Latin square (math. puzzle)

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拉丁文字 laai1 ding1 man4 zi6 {Lā dīng wén zì}

  1. the alphabet
  2. latin letters

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拉丁美洲 laai1 ding1 mei5 zau1 {Lā dīng Měi zhōu}

Latin America

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拉丁字母 laai1 ding1 zi6 mou5 {Lā dīng zì mǔ}

Latin alphabet

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拉夫羅夫〔--罗-〕 laai1 fu1 lo4 fu1 {Lā fū luó fū}

  1. Lavrov (name)
  2. Sergey Viktorovich Lavrov (1950-), Russian diplomat and politician, Foreign minister from 2004

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拉家帶口〔--带-〕 laai1 gaa1 daai3 hau2 {lā jiā dài kǒu}

  1. to bear the burden of a household (idiom); encumbered by a family
  2. tied down by family obligations

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拉格朗日 laai1 gaak3 long5 jat6 {Lā gé lǎng rì}

  1. Lagrange (name)
  2. Joseph-Louis Lagrange (1735-1813), French mathematician and physicist

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拉克替醇 laai1 hak1 tai3 seon4 {lā kè tì chún}

lactitol, a sugar alcohol

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拉開架勢〔-开-势〕 laai1 hoi1 gaa3 sai3 {lā kāi jià shi}

  1. to assume a fighting stance
  2. (fig.) to take the offensive

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拉開序幕〔-开--〕 laai1 hoi1 zeoi6 mok6 {lā kāi xù mù}

  1. (fig.) to raise the curtain
  2. to lift the curtain
  3. to be a curtain raiser for

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拉爾維克〔-尔维-〕 laai1 ji5 wai4 hak1 {Lā ěr wéi kè}

Larvik (city in Vestfold, Norway)

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拉拉扯扯 laai1 laai1 ce2 ce2 {lā lā chě chě}

  1. to tug at
  2. to pull at sb aggressively
  3. to take sb's hand or arm in a too familiar way
  4. (derog.) to hobnob
  5. to consort

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拉馬特甘〔-马--〕 laai1 maa5 dak6 gam1 {Lā mǎ tè Gān}

Ramat Gan, city in Israel, location of Bar-Ilan University

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拉米夫定 laai1 mai5 fu1 ding6 {Lā mǐ fū dìng}

  1. Lamivudine, reverse transcriptase inhibitor marketed by GlaxoSmithKline and widely used in the treatment of hepatitis B and AIDS
  2. brand names include Zeffix, Heptovir, Epivir and Epivir-HBV

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拉文克勞〔---劳〕 laai1 man4 hak1 lou4 {Lā wén kè láo}

Ravenclaw (Harry Potter)

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拉美西斯 laai1 mei5 sai1 si1 {Lā měi xī sī}

Rameses (name of pharaoh)

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拉姆安拉 laai1 mou5 on1 laai1 {Lā mǔ ān lā}

Ramallah

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拉普拉斯 laai1 pou2 laai1 si1 {Lā pǔ lā sī}

Pierre Simon Laplace (1749-1827), French mathematician

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拉沙病毒 laai1 saa1 beng6 duk6 {lā shā bìng dú}

Lassa virus

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拉薩條約〔-萨条约〕 laai1 saat3 tiu4 joek3 {Lā sà Tiáo yuē}

Treaty of Lhasa (1904) between British empire and Tibet

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拉伸強度〔--强-〕 laai1 san1 koeng4 dou6 {lā shēn qiáng dù}

tensile strength

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拉斯穆森 laai1 si1 muk6 sam1 {Lā sī mù sēn}

Rasmussen (name)

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拉脫維亞〔-脱维亚〕 laai1 tyut3 wai4 aa3 {Lā tuō wéi yà}

Latvia

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拉科魯尼亞〔--鲁-亚〕 laai1 fo1 lou5 nei4 aa3 {Lā Kē lǔ ní yà}

La Coruña or A Coruña (city in Galicia, Spain)

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拉夫堡大學〔----学〕 laai1 fu1 bou2 daai6 hok6 {Lā fū bǎo Dà xué}

Loughborough University

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拉夫桑賈尼〔---贾-〕 laai1 fu1 song1 gaa2 nei4 {Lā fū sāng jiǎ ní}

Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani

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拉賈斯坦邦〔-贾---〕 laai1 gaa2 si1 taan2 bong1 {Lā jiǎ sī tǎn bāng}

Rajasthan (state in India)

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拉什卡爾加〔---尔-〕 laai1 sap6 kaa1 ji5 gaa1 {Lā shí kǎ ěr Jiā}

Lashkar Gah, capital of Helmand province in south Afghanistan

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拉什莫爾山〔---尔-〕 laai1 sap6 mok6 ji5 saan1 {Lā shí mò ěr Shān}

Mt Rushmore National Memorial, South Dakota

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拉斯維加斯〔--维--〕 laai1 si1 wai4 gaa1 si1 {Lā sī Wéi jiā sī}

Las Vegas, Nevada

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拉大旗作虎皮 laai1 daai6 kei4 zok3 fu2 pei4 {lā dà qí zuò hǔ pí}

  1. lit. to wave a banner as if it were a tiger skin (idiom)
  2. fig. to borrow sb's prestige
  3. to take the name of a great cause as a shield

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拉赫曼尼諾夫〔----诺-〕 laai1 haak1 maan6 nei4 nok6 fu1 {Lā hè màn ní nuò fū}

  1. Rachmaninoff or Rachmaninov (name)
  2. Sergei Rachmaninoff (1873-1943), Russian composer and pianist

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拉姆斯菲爾德〔----尔-〕 laai1 mou5 si1 fei1 ji5 dak1 {Lā mǔ sī fēi ěr dé}

Donald Rumsfeld (1932-), former US Secretary of Defense

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拉斯帕爾馬斯〔---尔马-〕 laai1 si1 paak3 ji5 maa5 si1 {Lā sī pà ěr mǎ sī}

Las Palmas, Spain

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拉茲莫夫斯基〔-兹----〕 laai1 zi1 mok6 fu1 si1 gei1 {Lā zī mò fū sī jī}

  1. Razumovsky (name)
  2. Prince Andrey Kirillovich Razumovsky (1752-1836), Russian diplomat

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拉魯濕地國家自然保護區〔-鲁湿-国----护区〕 laai1 lou5 sap1 dei6 gwok3 gaa1 zi6 jin4 bou2 wu6 keoi1 {Lā lǔ shī dì guó jiā zì rán bǎo hù qū}

Lhalu Wetland National Nature Reserve in Lhasa

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