lah
noun[S]
uk/lɑː/us/lɑː/themusicalnotela
Notes of the musical scale
- A, a
- B, b
- C, c
- D, d
- doh
- flat
- half step
- high doh
- la
- major
- mi
- middle C
- minor
- register
- scale
- semitone
- soh
- sol
- sol-fa
- te
lah
noun[S]
uk/lɑː/us/lɑː/themusicalnotela
la（大调音阶的第六个音）Notes of the musical scale
- A, a
- B, b
- C, c
- D, d
- doh
- flat
- half step
- high doh
- la
- major
- mi
- middle C
- minor
- register
- scale
- semitone
- soh
- sol
- sol-fa
- te
Examplesoflah
lah
Not hard what, just have to walk a bit to the bus standlah!
From theCambridge English Corpus
The particlelahcan be used as a separate item or grafted on to other words, as above, to add emphasis.
From theCambridge English Corpus
After this, scales could be sung tolahor ah.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Although "lah" can appear nearly anywhere, it does not appear with a yes-no question.
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- jumping
- jumping competition
- jumping jack
- jumping-jack
- jumping-off point
- jumping-off-point
- jumping spider
- jumping-spider
- jump-into
- jump into sth
- jump in with both feet
- jump-in-with-both-feet
- jump leads
- jump-leads
- jump-leap-out-of-skin
- jump/leap out of your skin
- jump-leap-out-of-your-skin
- jump-on
- jump on sb
- jump-on-sb
- jump on someone
- jump on the bandwagon
- jump-on-the-bandwagon
- jump-out-at
- jump out at sb