| 撂倒 | liào dǎo | to knock down; to mow down | |
| 撂地 | liào dì | (of folk artists) to give a performance at a temple fair or on the street etc | |
| 撂地摊 | liào dì tān | see 撂地 | |
| 撂挑 | liào tiāo | lit. to put down the load; to quit one's job or responsibiities |
| 1 | Let down the curtain. | |
| 2 | He put everything down on the floor. | |
| 3 | She lied freely from that moment on. | |
| 4 | Today I just put my feet up on my desk and faint completely. | |
| 5 | He was right that building schools tends to promote stability more than dropping bombs. |