Usage of the character 裸
luǒ
裸
[躶]
- variant of 裸 (luǒ)
luǒ
裸
[臝]
- variant of 裸 (luǒ)
luǒ
裸
[裸]
- naked
luǒlǐ
裸鲤
[裸鯉]
- naked carp (Gymnocypris przewalskii)
luǒliáo
裸聊
[裸聊]
- to chat naked (online)
luǒyán
裸岩
[裸岩]
- bare rock
luǒguān
裸官
[裸官]
- Communist Party official whose wife and children have left China to reside in a foreign country
luǒxiàng
裸像
[裸像]
- nude (painting, sculpture etc)
luǒjī
裸机
[裸機]
- hardware-only device
- computer without operating system or other software installed
- mobile phone or pager without network subscription
luǒjiǎo
裸绞
[裸絞]
- (martial arts) rear naked choke
luǒtuì
裸退
[裸退]
- (neologism c. 2007) (of an official) to retire completely from all leadership positions
luǒcí
裸辞
[裸辭]
- to quit one's job (without having another one)
luǒtǐ
裸体
[裸體]
- naked
luǒmó
裸模
[裸模]
- nude model
- abbr. for 裸體模特／裸体模特 (luǒtǐmótè)
luǒqí
裸骑
[裸騎]
- to ride (a horse, bicycle etc) naked
luǒyǎn
裸眼
[裸眼]
- naked eye
chìluǒ
赤裸
[赤裸]
- naked
- bare
bànluǒ
半裸
[半裸]
- half-naked
luǒtǎn
裸袒
[裸袒]
- naked
- bare
luǒdài
裸贷
[裸貸]
- unsecured loan; loan without collateral
luǒxì
裸戏
[裸戲]
- nude scene (in a movie)
luǒyǒng
裸泳
[裸泳]
- to swim naked; to skinny-dip
luǒshuì
裸睡
[裸睡]
- to sleep naked
luǒdì
裸地
[裸地]
- bare ground
luǒtì
裸替
[裸替]
- body double (in nude scenes)
luǒchéng
裸裎
[裸裎]
- to become naked
- to undress
- to expose (one's body)
quánluǒ
全裸
[全裸]
- completely naked; stark naked
luǒmài
裸麦
[裸麥]
- rye (Secale cereale)
luǒhūn
裸婚
[裸婚]
- lit. naked wedding
- no-frills civil wedding ceremony lacking a material foundation: no car, house, reception, rings, or honeymoon
luǒzhào
裸照
[裸照]
- nude photograph
luǒbēn
裸奔
[裸奔]
- to streak (run naked)
luǒlù
裸露
[裸露]
- naked; bare; uncovered; exposed
chìluǒluǒ
赤裸裸
[赤裸裸]
- bare
- naked
- (fig.) plain
- undisguised
- unadorned
luǒdìhuà
裸地化
[裸地化]
- denudation
bànluǒtǐ
半裸体
[半裸體]
- half-naked
luǒlùkuáng
裸露狂
[裸露狂]
- exhibitionism
luǒtǐzhǔyì
裸体主义
[裸體主義]
- nudism
luǒzǐzhíwù
裸子植物
[裸子植物]
- gymnosperm (plants with seed contained in a cone)
luǒtǐzhǔyìzhě
裸体主义者
[裸體主義者]
- nudist
luǒzǐzhíwùmén
裸子植物门
[裸子植物門]
- gymnosperm (plants with seed contained in a cone)