(lā) to pull; to play (string instruments); to drag; to draw; to chat
(lādīng) Latin; (in former times) to press-gang; to kidnap and force people into service
(lādīnghuà) romanization
(lādīngzìmǔ) Latin alphabet
(lādīngwén) Latin (language)
(lādīngwénzì) the alphabet; latin letters
(lādīngfāngkuài) Latin square (math. puzzle)
(lādīngměizhōu) Latin America
(lādīngwǔ) Latin American dancing
(lādīngyǔ) Latin (language)
(lāshíkǎěrjiā) Lashkar Gah, capital of Helmand province in south Afghanistan
(lāshímòěrshān) Mt Rushmore National Memorial, South Dakota
(lāshēn) to draw; to stretch
(lāgeshǒu) to hold hands
(lādǎo) lit. pull and fall; (coll.) the deal is off; forget about it!; let it go at that!
(lāshāng) to pull; to injure by straining
(lākètìchún) lactitol, a sugar alcohol
(lārù) to pull into; to draw in
(lāzhì) manufacture
(lālì) tension
(lālìsài) rally (car race)(loanword)
(lāgòur) to cross little fingers (between children) as a promise
(lābāoěr) Rabaul, port city and capital of New Britain, island of northeast Papua New Guinea
(lāzālù) Lazarus (Catholic transliteration)
(lābǔlèngsì) Labrang monastery, Tibetan: bLa-brang bkra-shis-'khyil, in Xiahe county 夏河縣|夏河县[Xia4 he2 xian4], Gannan Tibetan autonomous prefecture, Gansu, formerly Amdo province of Tibet
(lāgèsī) Lagos (Nigerian city)
(lāhéěr) Lahore (city in Pakistan)
(lājī) variant of 垃圾; trash; refuse; garbage; Taiwan pr. [le4 se4]
(làdàbiàn) to poop; to defecate
(lādàqízuòhǔpí) lit. to wave a banner as if it were a tiger skin (idiom); fig. to borrow sb's prestige; to take the name of a great cause as a shield
(lādàtiáo) to defecate (slang)
(lāfū) to force into service; press-gang
(lāfūbǎo) Loughborough, English city
(lāfūbǎodàxué) Loughborough University
(lāfūsāngjiǎní) Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani
(lāfūluófū) Lavrov (name); Sergey Viktorovich Lavrov (1950-), Russian diplomat and politician, Foreign minister from 2004
(lākuílā) L'Aquila, Italy
(lāmǔānlā) Ramallah
(lāmǔsīfēiěrdé) (Donald) Rumsfeld, secretary of Defense
(lāzī) Lhazê county, Tibetan: Lha rtse rdzong, in Shigatse prefecture, Tibet
(lāzīxiàn) Lhazê county, Tibetan: Lha rtse rdzong, in Shigatse prefecture, Tibet
(lājiādàikǒu) to bear the burden of a household (idiom); encumbered by a family; tied down by family obligations
(lājiācháng) to talk or chat about ordinary daily life
(lānínà) La Niña, equatorial climatic variation over the Eastern Pacific, as opposed to El Niño 厄爾尼諾|厄尔尼诺
(lāníyà) Rania (name)
(lāshǐ) to defecate; to shit; to crap
(lāgāng) Lacan (psychoanalyst)
(lābāsī) La Paz, administrative capital of Bolivia
(lābātè) Rabat, capital of Morocco
(lābùlāduō) Labrador, Canada; Labrador (a breed of dog)
(lāpàsī) La Paz, administrative capital of Bolivia, usually written as 拉巴斯
(lāpíng) to bring to the same level; to even up; to flare out; to flatten out
(lādé) rad (unit of radiation)
(lāshǒu) to hold hands; to shake hands
(lāshou) a handle; to pull on a handle
(lāche) to drag; to pull; to raise a child (through difficulties); to help; to support; to drag in; to chat
(lālā) Lala, Philippines
(lālā) lesbian (net slang)
(lālāduì) support team; cheering squad; cheerleader; also written 啦啦隊|啦啦队
(lāsǎlù) Lazarus (Protestant transliteration)
(lālǒng) to rope in; fig. to involve sb; to entice
(lāwénkèláo) Ravenclaw (Harry Potter)
(lāwénnà) Ravenna on the Adriatic coast of Italy
(lāfěiěr) Raphael
(lāfěitè) Lafayette
(lāsīpàěrmǎsī) Las Palmas, Spain
(lāsīmùsēn) Rasmussen (name)
(lāsīwéijiāsī) Las Vegas, Nevada
(lāpǔlāsī) Pierre Simon Laplace (1749-1827), French mathematician
(lāpǔlán) Lapland (northern Europe)
(lāgān) tension bar
(lājià) to try to stop a fight; to intervene in a fight
(lāgélǎngrì) Lagrange (name); Joseph-Louis Lagrange (1735-1813), French mathematician and physicist
(lāgébǐ) Rugby (game); Rugby school in England
(lābǐ) rabbi
(lāshābìngdú) Lassa virus
(lāfǎgé) Lafargue (name); Paul Lafargue (1842-1911), French socialist and revolutionary activist, son-in-law of Karl Marx
(lāfǎlán) Raffarin, prime minister of France under Jacques Chirac
(lāfǎhè) Rafah
(lāěrwéikè) Larvik (city in Vestfold, Norway)
(lātègésīdàxué) Rutgers University (Newark, New Jersey)
(lādíkè) Karl Bernardovich Radek (1995-1939), bolshevik and Comintern leader, first president of Moscow Sun Yat-sen university, died in prison during Stalin's purges
(lāhuán) ring pull (can); strap handle (on bus or train); circular door handle
(lāwǎěr) Laval (name)
(lāwǎxī) Antoine Lavoisier (1743-1794), French nobleman and scientist, considered the father of modern chemistry
(lādēng) (Osama) bin Laden (1957-2011), leader of Al Qaeda
(lāpí) to have a facelift; facelift
(lāpítiáo) to procure; to act as pimp
(lāhùzú) Lahu ethnic group of Yunnan
(lāpiào) to campaign for votes; to ask voters for support
(lākēlǔníyà) La Coruña or A Coruña (city in Galicia, Spain)
(lājīn) stretching (exercise)
(lāguǎn) trombone
(lāmǐfūdìng) Lamivudine, reverse transcriptase inhibitor marketed by GlaxoSmithKline and widely used in the treatment of hepatitis B and AIDS; brand names include Zeffix, Heptovir, Epivir and Epivir-HBV
(lānàkǎ) Larnaca (city in Cyprus); Larnaka
(lāsīmó) die (i.e. tool for cutting wire to a given diameter)
(lājǐn) to pull tight; tensioning
(lāměi) Latin America; abbr. for 拉丁美洲
(lāměixīsī) Rameses (name of pharaoh)
(lādùzi) diarrhea
(lātuōwéiyà) Latvia
(lāzīmòfūsījī) Razumovsky (name); Prince Andrey Kirillovich Razumovsky (1752-1836), Russian diplomat
(lāchá) teh tarik, an Indian-style tea with milk (GM)
(lāmòsī) (Philippine President Fidel) Ramos
(lāfēicǎo) raffia (loanword)
(lāgàiěr) Laguerre (name); Edmond Laguerre (1834-1886), French mathematician
(lāsà) Lhasa, capital city of Tibet autonomous region 西藏自治區|西藏自治区
(lāsàshì) Lhasa, Tibetan: Lha sa grong khyer, capital of Tibet autonomous region 西藏自治區|西藏自治区
(lāsàtiáoyuē) Treaty of Lhasa (1904) between British empire and Tibet
(lāhuà) to chat
(lābèi) (John) Rabe (German eyewitness to Nanjing massacre)
(lājiǎsītǎnbāng) Rajasthan (state in India)
(lāhèmànnínuòfū) Rachmaninoff; Rachmaninov
(lāxīn) Jean Racine (French dramatist)
(lādákè) Ladakh, the eastern part of Jammu and Kashmir in northwest India, adjacent to Kashmir and Tibet, know as "Little Tibet"
(lānàliè) (Prince) Ranariddh (son of King Sihanouk of Cambodia)
(lālǐ) lari (currency of Georgia)
(lāgōu) pinky swear
(lājù) a two-man saw; fig. to-and-fro between two sides
(lājùzhàn) to-and-fro tussle; closely-fought contest
(lāsuǒ) zipper
(lāliàn) zipper
(lācháng) to lengthen; to pull sth out longer
(lāchángliǎn) to pull a long face; to scowl
(lākāi) to pull open; to pull apart; to space out; to increase
(lāguānxì) to seek contact with sb for one's own benefit; to suck up to sb
(lāzá) disorganized; rambling; incoherent
(lāqīnggé) Ratzinger (German surname of Pope Benedict XVI)
(lādùn) Rodan (Japanese ラドン Radon), Japanese movie monster
(lāmǎtègān) Ramat Gan, city in Israel, location of Bar-Ilan University
(lāgāo) to pull up
(lālǔ) Lhalu, Tibetan name and place name; Lhalu Tsewang Dorje (1915-), Tibetan pro-Chinese politician; Lhalu suburb of Lhasa
(lālǔshīdìguójiāzìránbǎohùqū) Lhalu Wetland National Nature Reserve in Lhasa
(lāmiàn) pulled noodles; ramen
(lāqíào) Lazio (region in Italy)