Luo

[ loo-oh, loo-oh ]

noun

, plural Lu·os, (especially collectively) Lu·o

1. a member of a people living mainly in southwest Kenya.
2. the Nilotic language of the Luo people.

Luo

/ ˈluːəʊ; ləˈwəʊ /

noun

1. LuoLuos a member of a cattle-herding Nilotic people living chiefly east of Lake Victoria in Kenya
2. the language of this people, belonging to the Nilotic group of the Nilo-Saharan family

Example Sentences

“Most of the time, if you just work with what you have, you’ll probably realize that you have a lot of cute stuff that you didn’t think about before,” Luo said.

From Los Angeles Times

Shaojun Stephen Luo of Anaheim Discovery Christian had the low score of the day at 68.

From Los Angeles Times

What Luo and Lane had found, however, was a completely different mechanism of action in which the drug might work directly on leukemia cells to stop their growth.

From Science Daily

These particular ILs are fairly straightforward to produce and can be easily scaled up for commercialization, said Huimin Luo, a chemist in ORNL's Manufacturing Science Division who led the chemical synthesis work.

From Science Daily

However, a trial-and-error approach was not practical, given the immense number of possible combinations, Luo said.

From Science Daily