- 老师 lǎoshī teacher
- 老兄 lǎoxiōng buddya friendly or informal form of address between male friends
- 老板 lǎobǎn bossemployer or direct superior in a professional environment
- 老婆 lǎopó wife(coll.) wife
- 老人 lǎorén elderlyan old man or woman; senior citizens collectively
- 老天 lǎotiān GodThe personified supreme power or the Heavens as a divine force.
- 老公 lǎogōng husband(coll.) husband
- 老实 lǎoshi honesttruthful, sincere, and straightforward in speech and behavior
- 老百姓 lǎobǎixìng commonersordinary people; the general public; the "person in the street"
- 老鼠 lǎoshǔ mouserat; mouse (CL: [[只|隻|zhi1]])
- 老大 lǎodà eldest childthe first-born or eldest child in a family
- 老子 Lǎozǐ Dao De JingThe sacred book of Daoism, traditionally attributed to the philosopher Laozi
- 圣诞老人 Shèngdànlǎorén Santa Clausa legendary figure who brings gifts to children at Christmas, derived from Saint Nicholas
- 老朋友 lǎopéngyou old friendA friend one has known for a long time.
- 养老 yǎnglǎo provide careto provide for and take care of the elderly, especially family members
- 老年 lǎonián old agethe later part of a person's life; the stage or state of being elderly
- 老头 lǎotóu old manan elderly man or old fellow
- 古老 gǔlǎo ancienthaving existed for a very long time; dating from the distant past
- 老年人 lǎoniánrén elderlyold people; the elderly
- 老虎 lǎohǔ tiger
- 老爹 lǎodiē fathera dialectal or informal term used to refer to or address one's father
- 老弟 lǎodì old palaffectionate form of address for a male who is slightly younger than oneself
- 老是 lǎoshi always
- 老天爷 lǎotiānyé heavensdivine providence or the power of fate
- 老家 lǎojiā hometownone's native place, place of origin, or ancestral home region
- 百老汇 Bǎilǎohuì BroadwayBroadway (New York City)
- 老人家 lǎorénjiā elderly persona polite term for an old woman or man
- 老家伙 lǎojiāhuo old fellowan informal or colloquial term for an elderly man, often used with familiarity, affection, or mild disrespect
- 老总 lǎozǒng bossperson with a leading role in an organization or company; often used as a respectful address for an executive
- 老将 lǎojiàng veteranan experienced person or old-timer in a particular field
- 衰老 shuāilǎo ageto grow old or deteriorate physically with age
- 老太太 lǎotàitai elderly womana respectful term for an elderly lady
- 老远 lǎoyuǎn very farvery far away
- 老挝 Lǎowō Laos
- 老者 lǎozhě old manold man; elderly man
- 老夫 lǎofū I (old man)I (used by an old man when referring to himself)
- 老二 lǎo'èr penisa euphemism for the male sex organ
- 老娘 lǎoniáng Ifirst-person pronoun used by a woman, often in an assertive, arrogant, or colloquial manner
- 老化 lǎohuà ageto grow older or experience physical deterioration (referring to people, populations, or materials)
- 老乡 lǎoxiāng townsmanfellow townsman; fellow villager; someone from the same hometown
- 老外 lǎowài foreignera colloquial term for a foreigner, especially a non-Asian person
- 老爷 lǎoye lorda respectful term for a master, official, or person of high status in old China
- 老鹰 lǎoyīng eagleeagle, hawk, or similar bird of prey
- 养老金 yǎnglǎojīn pension
- 老头子 lǎotóuzi old mana colloquial term for an elderly man
- 长老 zhǎnglǎo elderan older person of high status or authority in a community, clan, or church
- 年老 niánlǎo aged
- 老式 lǎoshì old-fashionedbelonging to an older style, type, or design
- 老伴 lǎobàn spouse(of an elderly couple) husband or wife
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH