What is the polyphonic word "Luo"?

Luo [luò]: fallen leaves, corners, backwards, setting sun, falling to the ground, spilling, rolling down, falling, falling behind, signing, falling, falling, sitting, falling, wandering, troubled, sparse, lost, lonely , desolate, dilapidated, lost, scattered, tribe, fallen, trapped, implemented, scattered, abject, blue fall, end, settle, fall, paragraph, courtyard, low, community, colony, decline

fall[ là]: fall, hang down, not fall, fall in the ocean, not fall into the trap, not fall into the pod, not fall out of the eye, do not drop the hand, do not fall into the body, lose three things, not a word falls, close the door and lock, do not fall behind, break Can you throw it away?

Luo [lào]: luozi, luoprice, luese, luoer, luokang, leftover, luoren, lotus fall, luobu, plum blossom fall, luoziguan, shaoluohan, Luotouxian, melon Luoer, Heluoer, lotus flower falls, the river falls and the sea is dry, Luozi has no regrets?

Luo [luō]: big fall?

1. Fallen leaves [ luò yè]

Explanation: Falling leaves is a natural phenomenon. Generally, in autumn, most deciduous plants and trees begin to lose their leaves. The leaves turn yellow, curl, fall from the trees, and flutter in the wind. It also represents the winter after late autumn. Coming soon.

2. Corner [jiǎo luò]

Explanation: Corner in English has five interpretations. The main meaning is the interior angle formed by two intersecting walls. < /p>

3. Diū sān là sì]

Explanation: To describe something careless or careless, either losing this or forgetting that.

Chapter 67 of "Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty: "As the saying goes: 'The bird flies first if it's rammed'. It's a joke to save things that are temporarily missing and incomplete."

4. Gua Luo'er

Explain Gua Luo'er, old Beijing dialect. The meaning is to suffer a loss or be implicated.

5. Daluoluo?

Explanation describes a generous attitude.

Source: Li Zhun's "Two Generations" 3: "Those who cannot be greatly disappointed must be serious and responsible, report to the branch more frequently, and seek help."