country in Western Asia

to pull something open, such as a drawer, a door, or a zipper

Sara or Sarah (name)

Las Vegas, a city in the U.S. state of Nevada

a dish consisting of mixed ingredients, typically served cold with a dressing

(bound form) karaoke, as in [[卡拉OK|卡拉OK|ka3 la1 ou1 kei4]]

(slang) a lesbian; girl-girl romance; see also [[女同性恋|女同性戀|nu:3 tong2 xing4 lian4]]

The Latin language or people; often used as a prefix for related terms

to hold, join, or shake hands with someone; to pull by the hands

Arab; Arabia; Arabian; Arabic

Ferrari, an Italian luxury sports car manufacturer

Prefecture-level city and capital of the [[西藏自治区|西藏自治區|xi1 zang4 zi4 zhi4 qu1]], located in southeast Tibet

Motorola (American telecommunications company)

The Arabic name for God in Islam; also referred to as [[真主|真主|zhen1 zhu3]] or [[安拉|安拉|an1 la1]]

Dallas, a major city in the state of Texas in the United States

(loanword) Larry, used as a given name

Unit of mass used for measuring gemstones like diamonds, equal to 200 milligrams.

Prague, capital of the Czech Republic

The name Clark or Clarke.

Alaska, a state of the United States

Venezuela, a country in northern South America.

A long-distance foot race; short for [[马拉松赛跑|馬拉松賽跑|ma3 la1 song1 sai4 pao3]].

zipper; metal or plastic fastener used for opening and closing clothing or bags

A high-traction vehicle used primarily for towing agricultural machinery in farming, such as for plowing, sowing, and harvesting; also used in forestry, industry, and construction.

Yasser Arafat (1929-2004), Palestinian leader and Nobel Peace Prize winner

Barbara or Barbra (name)

Yugoslavia, a former country on the Balkan Peninsula that existed in various forms from 1918 to 2003

to pull up; to lift up; to draw back; to drag over

To raise or bring up a child.

Abbreviation for [[拉丁美洲|拉丁美洲|la1 ding1 mei3 zhou1]]

pulled noodles; noodles made by hand or machine by stretching and folding dough

The Latin language; originally the dialect of Latium in central Italy, it became the official language of the Roman Empire and the ancestor of modern Romance languages such as French, Spanish, and Italian.

Sandra (name)

A cheerleading squad or organized group of supporters who cheer for a team during a sports competition.

Beira, a port city in Mozambique

The region of the Americas south of the United States, including Mexico, Central America, the West Indies, and South America

to pull someone or something close to oneself; (figuratively) to bridge a distance or build a closer relationship, often used with [[距离|距離|ju4 li2]]

(loanword) salad; a dish made of mixed vegetables, fruits, or meats typically served cold and mixed with a dressing

The currency of Turkey, and the former currency of Italy, Malta, and Israel; also used as a unit of these currencies

The English name Hillary; specifically Hillary Rodham Clinton (born 1947), the American politician.

A state in the western United States

(loanword) A long-distance motor race or similar competition, usually transliterated as [[拉力赛|拉力賽|la1 li4 sai4]]

(colloquial) to have diarrhea or an upset stomach

(loanword) long-distance car or motorcycle rally or endurance race

Osama bin Laden (1957-2011), the former leader of Al Qaeda

To pull or stretch something out longer; to elongate physically

roller on a machine or loom; transcription of the English word "roller"

(colloquial) to move the bowels; to defecate; to crap

the Latin language or its written form; originally spoken in the Latium region of Italy, it became the common language of Europe during the Roman Empire and the Middle Ages