攞膽〔-胆〕 lo1 daam2 {luō dǎn}scary | CCY | |
攞籌〔-筹〕 lo2 cau4 {luō chóu}to get a queue ticket | CCY | |
攞錢〔-钱〕 lo2 cin2 {luō qián}verb; take / get the money; ask for money | CCY | |
攞彩 lo2 coi2 {luō cǎi}to describe the act of showing off despite it being unwelcomed | CCY | |
攞景 lo2 ging2 {luō jǐng}to speak sarcastically; to take advantage of; to mock somebody when they're having a tough time; literal meaning: to set up a photographic scene | CCY | |
攞命 lo2 meng6 {luō mìng}(adj.) dreadful; awful; terrible; to describe something that is so bad to the extent that it is enough to cause one's death (a gross exaggeration); 'a real killer')(v.) to kill somebody; to take somebody's life; (adverb) extremely; terribly; awfully. | CCY | |
攞走 lo2 zau2 {luō zǒu}to seize something; to take something away | CCY | |
攞獎〔-奖〕 lo2 zoeng2 {luō jiǎng}to be awarded a prize | CCY | |
攞意頭〔--头〕 lo1 ji3 tau4 {luō yì tóu}to get a symbolic and lucky meaning | CCY | |
攞便宜 lo1 pin4 ji4 {luō biàn yí}taking advantage of one | CCY | |
攞嚟搞 lo2 lei4 gaau2 {luō lí gǎo}asking for trouble, get some unnecessary work for themselves | CCY | |
攞嚟講〔--讲〕 lo2 lei4 gong2 {luō lí jiǎng}to bring up unnecessary or trivial topics | CCY | |
攞嚟衰 lo2 lei4 seoi1 {luō lí shuāi}(slang) to ask for trouble; to stew in one's own juice | CCY | |
攞嚟賤〔--贱〕 lo2 lei4 zin6 {luō lí jiàn}describes a person who willingly causes a problem / issue to himself/herself; deserved. | CCY | |
攞着數〔--数〕 lo2 zoek6 sou3 {luō zhāo shù}to take advantage of someone; to gain benefits from a situation | CCY | |
攞苦嚟辛 lo2 fu2 lei4 san1 {luō kǔ lí xīn}asking for trouble, get some unnecessary work for themselves | CCY | |
攞嚟辛苦 lo2 lei4 san1 fu2 {luō lí xīn kǔ}asking for trouble; creating unnecessary work for oneself | CCY | |