英:[lɑ:]
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The first known use of lah was in 1843
1 "I got the cat lah," is an assurance that you have the cat.
2 It was an ominous sign, and Lah fretted that the will of the gods had turned against him.
那是一个不祥的征兆。拉担心神的意志不再偏向于他。
3 For the trout's rushing leap, And the water-fowl's sweep, With the paddle's soft dip sweet harmony keep; Too—ra—lah, too—ra—loo, too—ra—lay!
4 Al`lah, the Adorable, the Arab name for God, adopted by the Mohammedans as the name of the one God.
5 Saw Lah Pwe said he doesn't know when the border clashes will end.
苏拉培准将说,他不知道什么时候边境冲突终将结束。
6 One country lah.
一个国家啦。
7 Jia lat lah, the notes so chim one, tomorrow exam die liao!
笔记那么深奥,都看不懂,明天的考试完蛋了!
8 We folded our feelings into dumplings and lavished love into lah mian.
9 This recital, which is at first slow, becomes more and more rapid, until you can only distinguish the syllables il and lah.
10 The major third from doh to me seemed easier than that from fah to lah, and so on.
11 Daji : Your majesty, don't play chess any more lah Accompany me return to imperial palace.
妲: 大王不要下棋啦!往返寝宫陪陪臣妾.
12 The two confronted one another , and despite a grueling battle , Lah lost.
愤怒的拉决定向索洛姐弟复仇.
13 Pence referred to her as “kah-MAH’-lah,” putting his emphasis on the second syllable, at events last week.
14 It is pleasure indeed, To be one with the steed In his strength, and thrill with the rhythm of speed; Too—ra—lah, too—ra—loo, too—ra—lay!
15 She has adopted many Malaysian habits, ending her sentences with the word "lah", and wearing skinny jeans and colourful hijabs like young Malay teens.
16 The word “lah” is attached to just about every other sentence as a form of emphasis—similar in a way to how some Americans use “man.”
17 I've never meet her, so I really can't comment, lah.
我没见过她,所以我无法做出评论。
18 Tsavong Lah reported directly to Supreme Overlord Shimrra during his bloody campaign to take the Core.
在夺取核心世界的血腥战役中,察疯·拉直接向至尊统帅希姆拉负责.
19 Kyung Lah explains why some of it is showing up.
记者昆杨将为您解释了为什么有些会出现。
20 The latter use of the particle lah is exemplified by its frequent employment to emphasise a command; as mari-lah, come; pergi-lah, go.