luó
锣
bronze gong
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Meanings
1 sense · 5 examplesnoun
bronze gong; percussion instrument
A traditional Chinese percussion instrument made of bronze, played with a wooden mallet.
Guò过
nián年
de的
shí时
hou候
，
jiē街
shàng上
zǒng总
néng能
tīng听
dào到
qiāo敲
luó锣
dǎ打
gǔ鼓
de的
rè热
nao闹
shēng声
yīn音
。
During the Spring Festival, you can always hear the lively sound of gongs and drums on the street.
Gǔ古
dài代
guān官
yuán员
chū出
xíng行
shí时
huì会
míng鸣
luó锣
kāi开
dào道
，
ràng让
lù路
rén人
bì避
ràng让
。
In ancient times, officials would beat a gong to clear the way when traveling, to make pedestrians step aside.
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Xì戏
bān班
zi子
de的
bàn伴
zòu奏
lǐ里
jīng经
cháng常
huì会
yòng用
dào到
luó锣
hé和
gǔ鼓
。
Opera troupes often use gongs and drums in their accompaniment.
Tā他
yòng用
lì力
qiāo敲
le了
yī一
xià下
luó锣
，
fā发
chū出
xiǎng响
liàng亮
de的
shēng声
yīn音
。
He struck the gong hard, making a loud sound.
Miào庙
huì会
de的
wǔ舞
tái台
qián前
，
qiāo敲
luó锣
dǎ打
gǔ鼓
de的
biǎo表
yǎn演
xī吸
yǐn引
le了
hěn很
duō多
yóu游
kè客
。
In front of the temple fair stage, the gong and drum performance attracted many tourists.