to make a cut in (sth); to slit; to gash; to slash

used in 拉拉蛄[la4 la4 gu3]; variant of 落[la4]

lari (currency of Georgia) (loanword)

to defecate; to shit; to crap

Las Vegas, Nevada

Ralph (name)

to pull open; to pull apart; to space out; to increase

Lala, Philippines

(slang) lesbian; (coll.) Labrador retriever

Latin; (in former times) to press-gang; to kidnap and force people into service

Latin (language)

(loanword) rabbi

zipper

rad (unit of absorbed dose of ionizing radiation) (loanword)

to force into service; press-gang

see 拉薩市|拉萨市[La1 sa4 Shi4]

Latin (language)

pulled noodles; ramen

Raphael

(coll.) forget it; drop it; let it go; to pull down

to pull sb close to oneself; (fig.) (typically followed by 距離|距离[ju4 li2]) to bridge (the distance between people) (i.e. to build a closer relationship)

to procure; to act as pimp

Latin America; abbr. for 拉丁美洲

to rope in; fig. to involve sb; to entice

to lengthen; to pull sth out longer

to pull tight; tensioning

(Osama) bin Laden (1957-2011), leader of Al Qaeda

(coll.) to have diarrhea

to have a facelift; facelift

variant of 啦啦隊|啦啦队[la1 la1 dui4]

Latin America

to drag; to pull; to raise a child (through difficulties); to help; to support; to drag in; to chat

(Philippine President Fidel) Ramos

to pull; (fig.) to stimulate (economic activity); to motivate (people to do sth)

Jean Racine (1639-1699), French dramatist

Labrador, Canada; Labrador (a breed of dog)

to solicit (guests, clients, passengers etc); to importune

(name) Larson, Larsen, Larsson or Lassen etc

to draw; to stretch

to pull up

(slang) to take ketamine

to pull; to injure by straining

to pull into; to draw in

Lacan (psychoanalyst)

drawing (manufacturing process in which hot metal or glass is stretched)

pulling force; (fig.) allure; (materials testing) tensile strength; (loanword) rally

variant of 拉鉤|拉钩[la1 gou1]

(computing) client pull

(dialect) to chat; to gossip