di lo
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Singapore[ˌt˭iː˨ ˈloː˦]
di lo adjective: undiluted; with no extra water added to dilute it, making it thicker than kopi gau.
Adjective
di lo (not comparable)
Forms of di lo
| alternative form | di loh |
|---|---|
| alternative form | di lok |
| alternative form | ti lok |
| alternative form | tit lok |
Origin of di lo
From Hokkien 直落 (ti̍t-lo̍h, “directly from the jug; to pour straight into the cup”, literally “straight down”).
Questions about di lo
- What does di lo mean?
- Di lo means undiluted; with no extra water added to dilute it, making it thicker than kopi gau.
- What part of speech is di lo?
- Di lo is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce di lo?
- Di lo is pronounced [ˌt˭iː˨ ˈloː˦] (Singapore).
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