I need to use the
loo.
我需要去上厕所。
Could you tell me where the nearest
loo is? - 你能告诉我最近的厕所在哪里吗？
Excuse me, is there a
loo on this f
loor? - 对不起，这层有卫生间吗？
He's been in the
loo for ages. Is everything alright? - 他上厕所去了很久，一切都还好吧？
The sign says "Loo closed for cleaning". - 标志上写着“厕所关闭清洁中”。
Before we leave, let's all visit the
loo.
在我们离开之前，大家都去下厕所吧。
The restaurant's
loo was surprisingly clean and stylish.
餐厅的洗手间出奇地干净且时尚。
She rushed to find a
loo as soon as she got off the train.
她一下火车就急匆匆地去找厕所。
There's a queue for the ladies'
loo.
女厕所外面排着队呢。
He forgot to lock the
loo door and it caused an embarrassing moment.
他忘了锁厕所门，结果造成了尴尬的局面。
以上例句展示了“
loo”作为厕所的日常用法，以及在不同情境中的表达。
The tertiary hospital with 400 beds in the China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone in Pudong New District will be the first large-scale general hospital in the city with Singaporean investment, Loo Choon Yong, executive chairman of Raffles Medical Group, said in an exclusive interview with China Daily on Thursday.
"The Shanghai hospital is a major step toward Raffles' goal of providing international tertiary level medical services to locals and expatriates living in the eastern metropolis and surrounding provinces as well as international patients from the neighboring countries," said Loo.
Loo said that the top 20 percent of the 24 million Shanghai residents can more than afford to pay for treatment at the hospital, and many of them now have commercial insurance.
Shanghai's advantage also lies in its function as a core city in the affluent Yangtze River Delta region and that a rising number of its younger generation who once studied or lived abroad would like to have the kind of healthcare services that they experienced overseas, Loo said.
Loob's chief executive officer Bryan Loo told reporters after attending the signing ceremony that its first home-grown bubble tea brand Tealive will be opened in Shanghai on September before expanding to various cities in China.
Louise Loo, lead economist at British think tank Oxford Economics, said: "There's plenty to be positive about in China's year-end reported numbers.
Louise Loo, lead economist at Oxford Economics, said that the housing market correction process is a much needed one, and probably still has two to three years more to run.
Stabilizing the property sector and reducing housing inventories will require further policies to stimulate demand," Loo said.
"Retail sales in October were particularly strong, beating even our above-consensus estimates, given sharp increases in holiday-related spending components, including catering, tobacco and alcohol, sports and entertainment, and communication equipment," said Louise Loo, lead economist at British think tank Oxford Economics.
Loo said fading destocking pressures likely contributed to an uptick in manufacturing activity, and notably three "new economy" sectors of electric vehicles, batteries and renewables raced ahead, all growing at double-digit year-on-year paces.
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