- 俘虏 fúlǔ captivecaptive; prisoner of war
- 虏获 lǔhuò to captureto capture enemy personnel and equipment during war
- 丑虏 chǒulǔ enemyan insulting term for a large group of enemies or an ugly, wicked enemy
- 亡国虏 wángguólǔ subjugated peoplesubjugated people or refugees from a country that has been destroyed or conquered
- 克虏伯 kèlǔbó KruppKrupp; the prominent 400-year-old German dynasty and their industrial manufacturing company
- 守财虏 shǒucáilǔ misera stingy person who guards their wealth excessively
- 守钱虏 shǒuqiánlǔ misera stingy person who hoards money; a penny-pincher
- 捕虏岩 bǔlǔyán xenolitha piece of rock of different origin from the igneous rock in which it is embedded
- 索头虏 suǒtóulǔ braided captiveshistorical derogatory term used in southern China for northern nomadic tribes, referring to their custom of wearing hair in braids
- 索虏 suǒlǔ rope prisoners(historical) a derogatory term for the Xianbei people or Northern dynasties during the Southern and Northern Dynasties period, referring to their braided hair; same as the term for rope heads
- 胡虏 húlǔ northern barbarians(derogatory) northern barbarians; historical term used to refer to non-Han ethnic groups in the north
- 臣虏 chénlǔ slaveslave; person who is enslaved
- 蒂森克虏伯 dìsēnkèlǔbó ThyssenKruppGerman multinational industrial conglomerate, formed from the merger of Thyssen and Krupp
- 鞑虏 dálǔ Tartarshistorical term for Mongol or Turkic peoples of Central Asia
- 驱除鞑虏 qūchúdálǔ expel the Manchu(historical) expel the Manchu; a revolutionary slogan used around 1900 during the late Qing dynasty
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH