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hooter: noun
loiter: intransitive verb
scooter: noun
lobster: noun
lottery: noun
blotter: noun
booster: noun
rooster: noun
loose: I. adjective and adverb II. transitive verb III. intransitive verb (Vakat)
loosen: transitive verb
voter: noun
otter: noun
potter: intransitive verb
totter: intransitive verb
loot: I. intransitive or transitive verb II. noun
loser: noun
lower: I. transitive verb II. adjective and adverb
lover: noun
locker: noun
lodger: noun

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hooter [ˈhuːtə] N

1. hooter:

(汽车)喇叭 lǎba

2. hooter:

(大)鼻子 bízi

loiter [ˈlɔıtə] VB intr

闲逛 xiánguàng

徘徊 páihuái

scooter [ˈskuːtə] N

1. scooter:

小型摩托车 xiǎoxíng mótuōchē

2. scooter:

(儿童游戏用的)踏板车 tàbǎnchē

lobster [ˈlɒbstə] N

龙虾(肉) lóngxiā

lottery [ˈlɒtərı] N

1. lottery:

抽彩给奖 chōucǎi gěijiǎng

2. lottery:

六合彩 liùhécǎi

乐透奖 lètòujiǎng

blotter [ˈblɒtə] N

吸墨纸 xīmòzhǐ

吸墨用具 xīmò yòngjù

booster [ˈbuːstə] N

1. booster:

提(或推)的人 tí de rén

支持者 zhīchízhě

2. booster:

增压器 zēngyāqì

(火箭的)助推器 zhùtuīqì

rooster [ˈruːstə] N mainly Am

公鸡 gōngjī

雄鸡 xióngjī

I . loose [luːs] ADJ

1. loose:

a loose collar

宽松的衣领

2. loose:

自由的 zìyóude

无束缚的 wú shùfù de

3. loose:

松散的 sōngsǎnde

散装的 sǎnzhuāngde

4. loose:

松动的 sōngdòngde

a loose button

松开的纽扣

5. loose:

不严格的 bù yángé de

不确切的 bù quèqiè de

a loose translation

不严谨的译文

6. loose:

放荡的 fàngdàngde

a loose woman

II . loose [luːs] VB trans

1. loose:

释放 shìfàng

松开 sōngkāi

loose a knot

2. loose:

射(箭) shè

III . loose [luːs] VB intr

1. loose:

变松 biànsōng

松弛 sōngchí

2. loose:

射箭 shèjiàn

loose [luːs]

break loose

挣脱 zhèngtuō

break loose

迸发 bèngfā

释放 shìfàng

放开 fàngkāi

▶ loosely ADV

loosen [ˈluːsən] VB trans

1. loosen:

解开 jiěkāi

使放松 shǐ fàngsōng

2. loosen:

放宽(纪律)的限制 fàngkuān de xiànzhì

voter [ˈvəʊtə] N

投票人 tóupiàorén

选举人 xuǎnjǔrén

otter [ˈɒtə] N

水獭(皮) shuǐtǎ

potter² [ˈpɒtə] VB intr

1. potter:

松松垮垮地做事 sōngsōng kuǎkuǎ de zuòshì

2. potter:

闲逛 xiánguàng

混日子 hùn rìzi

totter [ˈtɒtə] VB intr

1. totter:

蹒跚 pánshān

踉跄 liàngqiàng

2. totter:

摇摇欲坠 yáo yáo yù zhuì

I . loot [luːt] VB trans, intr

loot

掠夺 lüèduó

loot

抢劫 qiǎngjié

II . loot [luːt] N

loot

[总称] 掠夺物 lüèduówù

loot

战利品 zhànlìpǐn

loser [ˈluːzə] N

1. loser:

损失物 sǔnshīwù

损失者 sǔnshīzhě

2. loser:

失败者 shībàizhě

loser inf

总是失败的人 zǒngshì shībài de rén

I . lower [ˈləʊə] VB trans

1. lower:

降低 jiàngdī

减低 jiǎndī

lower the price

2. lower:

贬低 biǎndī

II . lower [ˈləʊə] ADJ

较低(级)的 jiàodī de

lover [ˈlʌvə] N

1. lover:

情人 qíngrén

情妇 qíngfù

2. lover:

爱好者 àihàozhě

locker [ˈlɒkə] N

(有锁的)贮藏箱 zhùcángxiāng

锁柜 suǒguì

lodger [ˈlɒdʒə] N

寄宿者 jìsùzhě

房客 fángkè

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Looters who rob archaeologically important places and supply the antiquities market are rarely concerned with exact dating and placement of the items. en.wikipedia.org

Any grain that could be shipped was eventually taken by pirates or looters to be sold on the black market. en.wikipedia.org

The final area of masks was found 16 m into the looters' tunnel. en.wikipedia.org

Their adobe huacas have been mostly destroyed by looters and natural forces over the last 1300 years. en.wikipedia.org

The site was damaged by looters in the 1970s and 80s. en.wikipedia.org

This was confirmed by residents who said that no armed forces were left in the city and that looters had begun to raiding administration buildings. en.wikipedia.org

One grave yielded two gold beads and a pottery vessel that the looters had overlooked. en.wikipedia.org

However, one wall of the mastaba facade had already collapsed and had been covered by sand before looters dismantled the rest of the building. en.wikipedia.org

This has the advantage of waterproofing storm-damaged property but will not protect it from looters or squatters as the plastic may be cut. en.wikipedia.org

They do however display considerable intelligence and are highly adept tinkerers, looters and thieves. en.wikipedia.org

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