(láo) toil
(lào) to console
(láozuò) work; manual labor
(láolúnsī) Lawrence (person name)
(láolì) work force; labor
(láolìshì) Rolex (Swiss wristwatch brand)
(láodòng) work; toil; physical labor; CL:次[ci4]
(láodòngrénmín) working people; the workers of Socialist theory or of the glorious Chinese past
(láodòngbǎoxiǎn) labor insurance
(láodònglì) labor force; manpower
(láodònghétong) labor contract; contract between employer and employees governing wages and conditions
(láodòngbào) Trud (Russian newspaper)
(láodònggǎizào) reeducation through labor; laogai (prison camp)
(láodòngjiàoyǎng) reeducation through labor
(láodòngxīnwén) Rodong Sinmun (Workers' news), the official newspaper of the North Korean WPK's Central Committee
(láodòngmófàn) model worker
(láodòngyíng) labor camp; prison camp with hard labor
(láodòngjié) International Labor Day (May Day)
(láodòngzhě) worker; laborer
(láodòngnénglì) ability to work
(láodònghào) Nodong, series of North Korean medium range missiles
(láoláolùlù) tiring; difficult to get by; painful
(láoāidé) Lloyd (name); Lloyd's (London-based insurance group)
(láowěihuì) labor committee; abbr. for 勞動委員會|劳动委员会
(láogōng) labor; laborer
(láoyì) forced labor; corvée (labor required of a serf); animal labor
(láoxīn) to work with one's brains; to rack one's brains; to worry
(láoxīnkǔsī) to rack one's brains; to think hard
(láolāxīpàn) lorazepam
(láogǎi) abbr. for 勞動改造|劳动改造[lao2 dong4 gai3 zao4]; reform through labor; laogai (prison camp)
(láogǎiyíng) correctional labor camp
(láojiào) reeducation through labor
(láojiàosuǒ) correctional institution; labor camp
(láosīláisī) Rolls-Royce
(láomó) model worker
(láoyànfēnfēi) not wishing to part
(láolù) tiring
(láoshén) to be a tax on (one's mind); to bother; to trouble; to be concerned
(láolèi) tired; exhausted; worn out; to toil
(láoérwúgōng) to work hard while accomplishing little; to toil to no avail
(láokǔ) labor; toil
(láozī) labor and capital; labor and management
(láozīguānxì) industrial relations; relations between labor and capital
(láoyì) work and rest
(láoyìjiéhé) to strike a balance between work and rest (idiom)
(láogù) labor and employer
(láogùguānxì) relations between labor and employer; industrial relations
(láodùn) fatigued; wearied (literary)
(láojià) excuse me