- 庐山 lúshān Mount LushanA famous mountain in Jiujiang, Jiangxi Province, known for its scenery, cultural history, and as a summer resort; a UNESCO World Heritage site
- 桐庐 tónglú TongluTonglu county in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province
- 初出茅庐 chūchūmáolú young and inexperiencedLiterally meaning "to leave one's thatched hut for the first time," this describes someone who has just entered society or started their career and lacks experience; a novice or greenhorn. Reference is to Zhuge Liang beginning his service to Liu Bei in the [[三国演义|三國演義|san1 guo2 yan3 yi4]].
- 庐山真面目 lúshānzhēnmiànmù the truth about somethingThe actual facts or the true face of a person or situation; often describes a truth that is difficult to see because one is too close to it or because it is hidden by appearances.
- 桐庐县 tónglúxiàn Tonglu CountyTonglu County in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province
- 庐江 lújiāng LujiangLujiang, a county in Hefei City, Anhui province
- 三顾茅庐 sāngùmáolú to earnestly request someone's servicesTo make earnest and repeated requests for someone to take up a post or help with a cause; literally "to visit the thatched cottage three times," based on the story of [[刘备|劉備|liu2 bei4]] recruiting [[诸葛亮|諸葛亮|zhu1 ge3 liang4]] in the [[三国演义|三國演義|san1 guo2 yan3 yi4]].
- 庐阳区 lúyángqū Luyang DistrictLuyang, a district of [[合肥市|合肥市|he2 fei2 shi4]], Anhui Province
- 不识庐山真面目 bùshílúshānzhēnmiànmù can't see the forest for the treesLiterally "not to know the true face of Lushan Mountain"; an idiom used to describe being unable to see the whole truth or the objective reality of a situation because one is too involved in it.
- 庐江县 lújiāngxiàn Lujiang countyLujiang county in Hefei, Anhui province
- 茅庐 máolú thatched cottagethatched cottage; humble hut or simple house
- 庐山区 lúshānqū Lushan districtFormer name of [[濂溪区|濂溪區|lian2 xi1 qu1]] of [[九江|九江|jiu3 jiang1]] city, Jiangxi (renamed in 2016)
- 结庐 jiélú to build a houseto build a house or hut
- 穹庐 qiónglú yurtA round, felt-covered tent used by nomadic people in northern China
- 庐舍 lúshè house(literary) small house; cottage; farmhouse
- 庐阳 lúyáng LuyangLuyang, a district of Hefei City (hé féi shì) in Anhui province
- 庐山真面 lúshānzhēnmiàn true colorsthe actual truth about a person or a situation
- 庐墓 lúmù to tend a graveTo build a hut beside a grave and live there while mourning a deceased parent or teacher; to keep watch at a tomb.
- 庐山面目 lúshānmiànmù truth about somethingthe actual facts or the true face of a person or situation
- 三顾草庐 sāngùcǎolú three visits to the hutto earnestly request someone's services by calling on them repeatedly; (variant form) three visits to the thatched cottage
- 倚庐 yǐlú mourning hut(literary) a simple grass hut built next to the family home by a person in mourning for their parents; traditionally built against the east wall with a north-facing door and no wooden beams or pillars
- 匡庐 kuānglú Mount LushanMount Lushan, a famous mountain range in Jiangxi Province
- 吴王阖庐 wúwánghélú King Helu of WuKing Helu of Wu (reigned 514-496 BC)
- 庐剧 lújù Luju operaA form of local Chinese opera popular in central Anhui Province, particularly around Hefei and Wuhu; formerly known as [[倒七戏|倒七戲|dao3 qi1 xi4]]
- 庐帐 lúzhàng tenta tent used as a dwelling or shelter
- 庐阜 lúfù Mount LushanMount Lushan, a mountain range in Jiangxi Province also known by this name
- 田庐 tiánlú farmhouseA house located on farmland
- 精庐 jīnglú study; academya room or house decorated with refined taste; a study, reading room, or a place of learning (school or academy)
- 茅庐三顾 máolúsāngù earnestly request servicesto visit a person of talent multiple times to request their services; a variation of the phrase referring to the three visits to the thatched cottage
- 草庐 cǎolú thatched huta simple hut or shed made of straw or reeds; also known as [[草堂|草堂|cao3 tang2]]
- 草庐三顾 cǎolúsāngù to earnestly request someone's services(variant form) to visit a humble cottage three times to sincerely invite someone to take up a post
- 蒿庐 hāolú thatched hut(literary) a simple hut made of grass or straw
- 蘧庐 qúlú inn(literary) temporary quarters for travelers at a courier station; an inn
- 蜗庐 wōlú humble abodedwelling as tiny as a snail's shell; used as a humble way to refer to one's own small or simple home
- 阖庐 hélú house(literary) one's house; residence
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH