鑼 (lo4) — gong in Cantonese
loˎ₄鑼简 锣
Mandarin Pinyin: luo2
Meaning of 鑼
noungong
Example Sentences with 鑼
daap˗₃搭deiˍ₆地tit˗₃鐵jauˎ₄由saiˉ¹西waanˉ¹灣hoˊ²河dou˗₃到tungˎ₄銅loˎ₄鑼waanˎ₄灣ziˊ²只seoiˉ¹需daaiˍ₆大koi˗₃概jiˍ₆二sapˍ₆十fanˉ¹分zungˉ¹鐘ge˗₃嘅ceˉ¹車cingˎ₄程。
It takes only around twenty minutes from Sai Wan Hoi to Causeway Bay by MTR (the Metro).
keoiˏ₅佢daaˊ²打loˉ¹鑼daaˊ²打gu2.鼓。
They are making a big fuss.
mˎ₄唔saiˊ²使daaˊ²打lo1.鑼。
No need to make a fuss.
neiˏ₅你daaˊ²打loˉ¹鑼zouˍ₆做mat1?乜？
What are you making a fuss about?
keoiˏ₅佢daaˊ²打loˉ¹鑼gamˊ²咁gong2.講。
He said it with great fanfare.
Words Containing 鑼
打鑼都搵唔到daa2 lo4 dou1 wan2 m4 dou2
to be unable to find sb after making a big production of it
密鑼緊鼓mat6 lo4 gan2 gu2
build momentum; an intense publicity campaign
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
頭鑼tau4 lo4
the opening gongs and drums; the lead
銅鑼灣避風塘tung4 lo4 waan1 bei6 fung1 tong4
Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter in Hong Kong [written and colloquial]
打頭鑼daa2 tau4 lo4
to take the lead
打鑼咁早daa2 lo4 gam3 zou2
very early in the morning; bright and early
鑼鼓lo4 gu2
gongs and drums; traditional percussion instruments
銅鑼灣tung4 lo4 waan1/*4
Causeway Bay (MTR station in Hong Kong)
開鑼hoi1 lo4
"open gong" (begin theatrical performance)
打鑼都搵唔倒daa2 lo2 dou1 wan2 m4 dou2
to be unable to find someone even after expending a large amount of effort and resources [colloquial]
打鑼搵daa2 lo2 wan2
to search frantically; to look high and low for
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