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lauˎ₄
()
Pinyin
liu2
Translations
noun
a legedary red horse with black mane and tail
maaˏ₅lauˉ¹zaiˊ²
(马骝仔)
Pinyin
ma3 liu2 zai3
Translations
noun
a young monkey; a naughty child
noun
monkey (spoken)
maaˏ₅lauˎ₄gonˉ¹
(马骝干)
Pinyin
ma3 liu2 gan1
Translations
noun
a skinny person
maaˏ₅lauˉ¹gaaˊ²
(马骝架)
Pinyin
ma3 liu2 jia4
Translations
noun
a jungle gym
maaˏ₅lauˉ¹mitˉ¹
(马骝搣)
Pinyin
ma3 liu2 mie4
Translations
noun
monkey picked tea, a variety of Chinese tea — picked by monkeys (馬騮) | [普]: 猴子採
noun
monkey picked oolong tea, a type of tea leaf
maaˏ₅lauˉ¹jiˉ¹
(马骝衣)
Pinyin
ma3 liu2 yi1
Translations
noun
monkey suit (poorly fitting clothes)
noun
literally: 'a monkey suit', to describe clothes that are poorly fitted (usually too tight or too small)
maaˏ₅lauˉ¹siˊ²fatˉ¹
(马骝屎忽)
Pinyin
ma3liu2 shi3 hu1
Translations
noun
literally: a monkey's bottom; describes something that is bright red / pink, especially when referring to someone's face [colloquial]
maaˏ₅lauˉ¹taiˉ¹
(马骝梯)
Pinyin
ma3 liu2 ti1
Translations
noun
a monkey ladder; "monkey bars"
noun
a fixed flat ladder (construction site / lift pit)
maaˏ₅lauˉ¹
(马骝)
Pinyin
ma3 liu2
Translations
noun
monkey; ape | Mand.: 猴子
maaˏ₅lauˎ₄saamˉ¹
(马骝三)
Pinyin
ma3 liu2 san1
Translations
noun
a naughty kid; a mischievous child
maaˏ₅lauˉ¹zengˉ¹
(马骝精)
Pinyin
ma3 liu2 jing1
Translations
noun
a (hyperactive) mischievous child
noun
(n.) refers to the monkey character Sun Wukong (Monkey King) from Chinese the classic novel Journey to the West; refers to a naughty, mischievous child
latˉ¹singˊ²maaˏ₅lauˉ¹
(甩绳马骝)
Pinyin
shuai3 sheng2 ma3 liu2
Translations
noun
a monkey unleashed
noun
crazed; uncontrolled; unruly children beyond parental control
maaˏ₅lauˉ¹tangˎ₄
(马骝藤)
Pinyin
ma3 liu2 teng2
Translations
noun
mountain orange (Melodinus suaveolens) | also 山橙
waanˊ²maaˏ₅lauˎ₄
(玩马骝)
Pinyin
wan2 ma3 liu2
Translations
noun
to put on a monkey show; to make fun of; to tease