When used as passive, it means "being laughed at, being laughed at, being laughed at" and so on.
When used in the causative state, it means "funny, humorous" and so on.
Gu Liang, an online buzzword ending in 20 1 1, was first widely used by Lanzhou netizens. Meaning: girl. In real life, no matter how old her daughter is, whether she is married or not, in the eyes of her mother, she will always be her own daughter. In addition, in some places, sister-in-law (husband's sister) is also called a girl. Others call dad's sister (aunt) a girl. The Eighth Journey of Lao Can: "A girl is also called menstruation." Yu Ji is also called a girl, which has the same effect as the Sister-in-law Draft. "Little One-inch Chuyu Tongjie": "Little wife: Yue concubine ... Yue girl." Prostitutes also call them girls. The fourth story of Heroes of Children: "I think these girls are just shop assistants. You are blind. I need to call two outside."
Pronunciation:
In some local dialects, Niang is pronounced as Liang and Nian as Lian. The most obvious thing is that the pronunciation of Hunan dialect is n and l, and the pronunciation of girls is mushroom cold. In addition, friends who have seen Cantonese movies must have heard of Gu Liang's words, so girls can be said to be "mushrooms are cold". This word has been widely used since it came out.
meaning
1, unmarried female. Little girl.
The daughter of a big family is different from the girl. Such as: Miss Lin, Miss Bao.
3. The bride's family called her married daughter. For example, "Our girl will come back today."
4. Generally refers to a daughter (different from a son). Your girl, my girl.
5. Women in brothels. For example, "find me two girls."
6. Dialect: A common name for matchmaker in some places.
Before that, unmarried girls were called "sister-in-law" or "little mother", such as Han Yuefu's Ode to Joy: "When a lady has a total horn, she is called a sister-in-law". In a word, it is late to call a girl.
7, refers to the aunt, the daughter of parents in southwestern Shandong, eastern Gansu, Shaanxi and other regions, generally known as the girl.
8. Some places in Zhejiang are called her husband's sister, that is, her sister-in-law.
9. The fruits of a plant in the north, Gu (Yi Sheng) and Niang (San Sheng), turn golden when they are ripe, and there are many kinds of seeds in them, which are mainly distributed in Hulunbeier, Inner Mongolia, Heilongjiang and other regions.
10, originally called Catholic nuns in Cantonese, now generally refers to female nurses in hospitals, and Hong Kong also includes professional women who are engaged in nursing, social work or in charge in factories.