Lüda

British  

/ ˈluːˈdɑː /

noun

1. a joint name sometimes used for the two port cities of Lüshun and Dalian in NE China, in Liaoning province at the S end of the Liaodong peninsula

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Example Sentences

Ludacris had a show, fittingly called “Luda Can’t Cook.”

From Salon

Shows like “Selena + Chef” and “Luda Can’t Cook” feel like exercises in branding as much as entertainment, where culinary expertise is secondary to the sparkle of the star.

From Salon

In the video, taken inside a recording studio, Ludacris rapped over an instrumental version of Ye’s “Devil in a New Dress”: “Never been Illuminati, only ill Luda naughty.”

From Los Angeles Times

“What else would you expect?” asked Luda, a retired teacher who spoke on the condition that her last name be withheld for fear of Russian reprisals, as she shepherded her children home for the night.

From Washington Post

“So far, we weren’t shelled in this area,” said Luda, Albina’s mother.

From New York Times