搂抱 | lǒu bào | to hug; to embrace | |
搂住 | lǒu zhù | to hold in one's arms; to embrace |
搂钱 | lōu qián | (coll.) to grab money; to rake in money | |
扒搂 | bā lōu | to pile together; to cram food into one's mouth (with chopsticks); to eat fast |
1 | I hugged him and told him what a wonderful papa he was. | |
2 | The day finally arrived and I soon caught sight of my man with his girl in tow. | |
3 | And I bribed the man to bury me there when I die, next to her, and to take the side of my coffin away too, so that I shall have her in my arms, not Edgar! | |
4 | As he cuddles with her, it feels like he' s doing the same with me - that' s how profoundly I feel we are all intertwined. | |
5 | He pays his own daughter to hug him at night. |