Cantonese · Jyutping
Mandarin · Pinyin
- luó
English
- gong
- gong
- CL:面[mian4]
- gong
粵語
- 一種打擊樂器。用銅造嘅淺平圓盤，用槌敲擊嚟發聲。（量詞：個）
Variants
Words containing 鑼
- 打鑼daa2 lo2
verb; to bang on the gong; to hurry frantically
- 開鑼hoi1 lo4
to beat the gong to open a performance
- 頭鑼tau4 lo4
the opening gongs and drums; the lead
- 鑼鼓lo4 gu2
gongs and drums
- 銅鑼灣tung4 lo4 waan1
Causeway Bay
- 鑼機lo4 gei1
a milling machine
- 鑼聲lo4 sing1
sound of gong
- 銅鑼tung4 lo4
gong
- 打頭鑼daa2 tau4 lo4
being the leader; to take the lead
- 緊鑼密鼓gan2 lo4 mat6 gu2
(lit.) urgent beating of gongs and drums (idiom)
- 鑼鼓手lo4 gu2 sau2
musician who plays the gongs and drums
- 敲鑼haau1 lo4
to beat a gong
- 鳴鑼ming4 lo4
to beat a gong
- 散更鑼saan3 gaang1 lo4
verb; alert or alarm sound from the night watch from 5am, to wake people up (used before clocks were introduced in China). It means it is very noisy, need everyone to know
- 鑼鼓點lo4 gu2 dim2
Chinese percussion fixed pattern
- 銅鑼燒tung4 lo4 siu1
dorayaki (a Japanese confection)
- 密鑼緊鼓mat6 lo4 gan2 gu2
busy preparation right before the launch of an event
- 廝鑼si1 lo4
small gong
- 敲打鑼鼓haau1 daa2 lo4 gu2
lit. to beat a gong; fig. to irritate sb
- 終場鑼聲zung1 coeng4 lo4 sing1
the final bell (esp. in sports competition)
- 大鑼大鼓daai6 lo4 daai6 gu2
high-profile; to widely publicise
- 開臺鑼鼓hoi1 toi4 lo4 gu2
opening gong
- 鑼鼓喧天lo4 gu2 hyun1 tin1
deafening sound of gongs and drums;lively atmosphere
- 開場鑼鼓hoi1 coeng4 lo4 gu2