created sense approved 老爷子/老爺子 · lǎoyézi · one's father — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
老爷子 / 老爺子
lǎoyézi
one's father
a respectful way to refer to one's own or someone else's father, father-in-law, or an elderly male family member
老爷 (literal) → 老爷/老爺 · lǎoye · master 子 (bound) → 子 · zi · noun suffix
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created sense approved 老爷子/老爺子 · lǎoyézi · elderly man — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
老爷子 / 老爺子
lǎoyézi
elderly man
a respectful form of address for an elderly man; can be used directly or as a way of referring to him
老爷 (literal) → 老爷/老爺 · lǎoye · master 子 (bound) → 子 · zi · noun suffix
Changed: simplified, traditional, gloss, definition, pinyin, variant pinyin, variants, separable parts, decomposition
created sense approved 老爷子/老爺子 · lǎoyézi · old man — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
老爷子 / 老爺子
lǎoyézi
old man
(colloquial) an affectionate nickname used by a woman for her elderly husband
老爷 (literal) → 老爷/老爺 · lǎoye · husband 子 (bound) → 子 · zi · noun suffix
Changed: simplified, traditional, gloss, definition, pinyin, variant pinyin, variants, separable parts, decomposition