lo

(lō)

interj.

Used to attract attention or to show surprise.

[Middle English, from Old English lā.]

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lo

(ləʊ)

interj

look! see! (now often in the phrase lo and behold)

[Old English lā]

LO

abbreviation for

(Telecommunications) hello

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lo¹

(loʊ)

interj.

look! see! (now usu. used as an expression of surprise in the phrase lo and behold).

[before 900; Middle English < Old English lā]

lo²

(loʊ)

adj.

an informal, simplified spelling of low¹: lo calorie.

Translations

أُنْظُر وَشاهِد

a hle

der kan man bare se!

sjáiî!

ecco vedi

štai!

un raugi!

se!

Hayret!Hoppala!İşte!

瞧!看!

lo

[ləʊ] EXCL lo and behold the result! → ¡he aquí el resultado!
and lo and behold there it was → y mira por dónde ahí estaba

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lo

interj (old) → siehe (old); lo and behold! → und siehe da

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lo

[ləʊ] excl (old) lo and behold ... → quand'ecco che...

lo

(lou) : lo and behold

an expression indicating surprise etc at seeing or finding something.

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