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luk1
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[1] mediocre; common [2] busy; occupied [3] a kind of stone roller | [粵] [1] [classifier] plank (eg. of wood); length/section (eg. of bamboo, sugarcane, etc.) [2] [vulgar] penis, male appendage [Syn.] 尻 , 撚 Stroke count: 13
Level: 3
Radical: 石 (#112)
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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This word has been viewed 8957 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 8th Jul 2009 20:46 |
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碌咭 luk1 kaat1 = pay for things using a credit card 粵 碌柚 luk1 jau6*2 = pomelo 粵 士碌架 si6 luk3 gaa3 = snooker (as a loanword) 粵 碌架床 luk1 gaa2 cong4 = a bunk bed 粵 忙碌 mong4 luk1 = busy; bustling 圓碌碌 jyun4 luk1 luk1 = round 粵 花呢花碌 faa1 li1 faa1 luk1 = colorful 粵 花呢碌 faa1 li1 luk1 = colorful 粵 蝦碌 haa1 luk1 = do things wrong 粵 勞碌 lou4 luk1 = toil; work hard, hard work 大碌 daai6 luk1 = things have gone wrong (like 大鑊) 粵 大碌木 daai6 luk1 muk6 = a large penis (lit., "a big piece of wood") 粵 大碌鬼 daai6 luk1 gwai2 = prisoners sentenced to long terms 粵 花哩碌 faa1 li1 luk1 = overly colorful, gaudy 粵 碌士 luk1 si6*2 = notes, hand-out 粵 一仆一碌 jat1 puk1 jat1 luk1 = in a great hurry (lit., "rolling and falling") 粵 一碌杉 jat1 luk1 caam3 = stupid person 粵 骨碌 gwat1 luk1 = to roll 碌地沙 luk1 dei6 saa1 = roll about; wallow; flounder; sway 粵 一碌葛 jat1 luk1 got3 = a stupid person; an idiot; a fool 粵 碌葛 luk1 got3 = a stupid person; an idiot; a fool 粵 布碌侖 bou3 luk1 leon4*2 = Brooklyn 磨碌 mo4 luk1 = moron; idiot; doofus; dimwit; nitwit 粵 符碌 fu4 luk1 = by luck 粵 庸庸碌碌 jung4 jung4 luk1 luk1 = mediocre and ambitionless |
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Showing 1 example containing 碌 Legend 國 : This term is used in Mandarin/Standard written Chinese, not Cantonese. 粵 : This term is used in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. No icon: This term is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |