Cantonese words starting with L

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loeng5 fong1 min6
两方面
Both sides; two aspects; the two parties involved.
loeng5 fu2 soeng1 dau3
两虎相斗
Two tigers fighting; a fierce struggle between two powerful rivals or opponents.
loeng5 fu2 soeng1 dau3 ,bit1 jau5 jat1 soeng1
两虎相斗,必有一伤
Two tigers fight, one is sure to lose; a conflict between two strong rivals will inevitably end in injury or defeat for at least one of them.
loeng5 fu2 soeng1 zang1
两虎相争
Two tigers fighting; a fierce contest or clash between two powerful rivals.
loeng5 fu2 soeng1 zang1 ,bit1 jau5 jat1 soeng1
两虎相争,必有一伤
If two tigers fight, one is bound to get hurt.
loeng5 gaa1
两家
Both sides; both parties.
loeng5 gaap3 sang1 zeon1
两颊生津
Mouth-watering; salivating on both sides of the mouth.
loeng5 geoi3
两句
A few words; a brief remark or statement.
loeng5 gik6
两极
Two extremes; polarizing.
loeng5 gik6 fan1 faa3
两极分化
Polarization; splitting into two opposing extremes.
loeng5 gik6 gun2
两极管
Diode; a two-terminal electronic component.
loeng5 go3
两个
Two; two of something.
loeng5 go3 man4 ming4
两个文明
A society that is advanced both materially and culturally.
loeng5 go3 zung1 gwok3
两个中国
Two Chinas; the political situation or concept of there being two sovereign states named China.
loeng5 goek3 jat1 san1
两脚一伸
To die.
loeng5 gong1 dou6
两江道
Ryanggang, a province in northern North Korea bordering Jilin province, China.
loeng5 gung1 po2
两公婆
Husband and wife; a married couple.
loeng5 gung1 po4 gin3 gwai2
两公婆见鬼
A two-part allegorical saying meaning that one of the two people involved must be responsible or true.
loeng5 gung1 syun1
两公孙
Grandfather and grandchild.
loeng5 gwok3
两国
Both countries; the two countries.
loeng5 gwok3 soeng1 zang1, bat1 zaam2 loi4 si3
使两国相争,不斩来使
When two nations are at war, they do not execute envoys.
loeng5 gwok3 zi1 gaan1
两国之间
Between two countries; bilateral.
loeng5 gwong2
两广
Guangdong and Guangxi provinces.
loeng5 gwong2 zung2 duk1
两广总督
Viceroy or Governor of Guangdong and Guangxi during the Ming and Qing dynasties.
loeng5 haa5
两下
Twice; two times; or a couple of times.
loeng5 haa5 zi2
两下子
A few tricks or a couple of knocks, representing a certain level of skill or ability.
loeng5 hau2
两口
A married couple; a couple.
loeng5 hau2 zi2
两口子
Husband and wife; a married couple.
loeng5 ho2
两可
Both options are plausible, acceptable, or possible.
loeng5 ho4
两河
The areas to the north and south of the Yellow River during the Spring and Autumn Period.
loeng5 ho4 lau4 wik6
两河流域
Mesopotamia, the region of the Tigris and Euphrates river system.
loeng5 ho4 man4 ming4
两河文明
Mesopotamian civilization
loeng5 hon3
两汉
The two Han dynasties: Western Han and Eastern Han.
loeng5 ji1 zin3 zang1
两伊战争
Iran-Iraq War
loeng5 ji4
两仪
The two forces of the universe, representing yin and yang or heaven and earth.
loeng5 ji5 bat1 man4 coeng1 ngoi6 si6
两耳不闻窗外事
To pay no attention to matters outside one's immediate concern, typically focusing solely on study.
loeng5 joeng6
两样
Two different kinds, or being different and not the same.
loeng5 joeng6 dung1 sai1
西两样东西
Two different things; two distinct items.
loeng5 jung6
两用
Dual-use; having two uses or functions.
loeng5 jyun2
两院
Two chambers of a bicameral legislature, such as a senate and house of representatives.
loeng5 jyun2 zai3
两院制
Bicameralism; a legislative system with two chambers or houses.
loeng5 jyut6
两粤
Two Yues, referring to the region comprising Guangdong and Guangxi provinces.
loeng5 kau1
两抠
Two kinds of things combined and mixed together.
loeng5 laap6
两立
To coexist; to exist at the same time.
loeng5 lak6 caap3 dou1
两肋插刀
To go to great lengths or make extreme personal sacrifices for a friend.
loeng5 / loeng6
Pair; a classifier for pairs of shoes or socks.
loeng5 lou5
两老
One's elderly parents.
loeng5 maa5 si6
两码事
Two completely different matters; two unrelated things.
loeng5 man4 saam1 jyu5
两文三语
Biliteracy and trilingualism, referring to written Chinese and English, and spoken Cantonese, English, and Mandarin.
loeng5 mei6
两味
Two dishes; specifically, two different ways of preparing the same ingredient in one meal.