huā lā

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Source form: 嘩啦 / 哗啦
DEFINITION CC-CEDICT
(onom.) sound of a crash / with a crash
Sources & editorial notes

Reference definitions: CC-CEDICT contributors and MDBG, CC BY-SA 4.0. Source release 2026-10-27T01:55:52Z. Imported 2026-10-27. Definition wording and meaning order are retained. Recognized pronunciation references are displayed with tone marks; the original source record is available below.

Source record: cd-49a251f5c81c364e. Source SHA-256: bbc4b27f26bee1a262f4d7939667a040c7857c7fc0200a2fa7a86d3352a09eae.

Original source entry:

嘩啦 哗啦 [hua1 la1] /(onom.) sound of a crash/with a crash/

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huá la

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Source form: 嘩啦 / 哗啦
DEFINITION CC-CEDICT
to collapse
Sources & editorial notes

Reference definitions: CC-CEDICT contributors and MDBG, CC BY-SA 4.0. Source release 2026-10-27T01:55:52Z. Imported 2026-10-27. Definition wording and meaning order are retained. Recognized pronunciation references are displayed with tone marks; the original source record is available below.

Source record: cd-8f66244549aa5e72. Source SHA-256: bbc4b27f26bee1a262f4d7939667a040c7857c7fc0200a2fa7a86d3352a09eae.

Original source entry:

嘩啦 哗啦 [hua2 la5] /to collapse/

Reference definitions and teaching material have separate provenance.

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Other forms in these source records: 嘩啦

  • 哗
    huā

    (onom.) bang / clang / sound of gurgling, splashing or flowing water / (interjection expressing surprise) wow

    huá

    clamor / noise / (bound form) sound used to call cats

  • 啦
    lā

    (onom.) sound of singing, cheering etc / (phonetic) / (dialect) to chat

    la

    sentence-final particle, contraction of 了啊, indicating exclamation / particle placed after each item in a list of examples

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