- 骆驼绒 luòtuoróng camel hair clothA wool or wool-blend fabric with a soft, thick pile that resembles camel hair, often used as a lining for clothes and hats
- 双峰骆驼 shuāngfēngluòtuo Bactrian camela large camel with two humps, native to Central Asia
- 晒骆驼 shàiluòtuo xylitol(Cantonese) xylitol, a sugar substitute; phonetic loan from English
- 瘦死的骆驼比马大 shòusǐdeluòtuobǐmǎdà a scrawny camel is bigger than a horse(proverb) Literally means even a starved camel is still larger than a horse; used to describe how a wealthy or influential person remains better off than ordinary people even after their status has declined.
- 骆驼刺 luòtuocì camelthorna deciduous shrub that grows in desert regions and is used as fodder for camels; camelthorn
- 骆驼夫 luòtuofū camel drivercamel driver; cameleer
- 骆驼祥子 luòtuoxiángzi Camel XiangziFamous 1937 novel by the author [[老舍|老舍|lao3 she3]] about the life of a rickshaw puller in Beijing.
- 单峰骆驼 dānfēngluòtuo dromedarydromedary; a single-humped camel
- 骆驼骑兵 luòtuoqíbīng camel cavalrycamel corps; camelry; soldier or unit that fights on camels
- 压死骆驼的最后一根稻草 yāsǐluòtuodezuìhòuyīgēndàocǎo the final strawthe straw that broke the camel's back; an idiom for a seemingly minor thing that causes a final collapse after many other burdens or problems
