Cantonese · Jyutping
Mandarin · Pinyin
- lú
English
- fireplace, stove, oven, furnace
- stove
- (noun) Burner
- furnace
- a device that furnishes heat for warmth, cooking, etc
粵語
- 用嚟將物件加熱嘅裝置（量詞：個）
Variants
Words containing 爐
- 火爐fo2 lou4
stove
- 出爐ceot1 lou4
to take out of the furnace
- 電磁爐din6 ci4 lou4
induction cooktop
- 起爐hei2 lou4
to light a fire; to make a fire; to light up; to fire up
- 香爐hoeng1 lou4
a censer (for burning incense)
- 圍爐wai4 lou4
to gather around the stove
- 透爐tau3 lou4
igniting a cooking stove (spoken)
- 暖爐nyun5 lou4
space heater
- 煤爐mui4 lou4
coal stove
- 爐灶lou4 zou3
stove
- 微波爐mei4 bo1 lou4
microwave oven
- 焗爐guk6 lou4
(noun) (cooking equipment) an oven
- 熱水爐jit6 seoi2 lou4
a water heater
- 爐子lou4 zi2
stove
- 地爐dei6 lou4
fire pit
- 熔爐jung4 lou4
smelting furnace
- 高爐gou1 lou4
blast furnace
- 爐頭lou4 tau4
burner or heating element on a stove
- 轉爐zyun3 lou4
converter (rotary furnace in steelmaking)
- 爐臺lou4 toi4
stove top
- 風爐fung1 lou4
a small charcoal- or wood-burning stove; a blast furnace
- 明爐ming4 lou4
to grill
- 收爐sau1 lou4
closing for the Lunar New Year holiday; literally "to put off the stove". The phrase originally referred to the closing of the kitchen. Before the Lunar New Year holidays, restaurants would put up a notice telling customers when they will close (收爐 sau1 lou4) and the date they will resume business. The usage has spread to other businesses beyond restaurants, and it is used to refer to closing for the Lunar New Year holiday for all businesses.
- 爐頂lou4 deng2
furnace top