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   lolo

   /ˈləʊləʊ/

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   • 1. a grandfather: Philippines "my lolo had six children"
   • ▪ used as a polite title or form of address for an elderly man: Philippines "our beloved Lolo Kiko"

   Word Origin Tagalog, probably ultimately from Spanish abuelo ‘grandfather’.

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   What does Lolo stand for?

   • LoLo stands for LIFT-ON/LIFT-OFF describes cargo ships with on-board cranes to load and unload cargo. However, these ships can be termed as geared vessels, because they have the cranes on the top.

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   What is the difference between Roro and Lolo?

   • To begin with the definitions, RoRo stands for Roll-on/Roll-off, while LoLo stands for Lift-on/Lift-off. As loading methods, RoRo means workers drive cargo on and off ships, while LoLo means cranes are used to lift the cargo. RoLo also exists, combining the two as cargo is driven on and lifted off, but it’s more niche and case-specific than either.

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   What is a Lolo ship?

   • While many types of ships can serve as RoRo vessels, geared vessels are the primary, de facto LoLo vessels. They are cargo ships that come equipped with on-board cranes to lift cargo on and off the ship. They are therefore independent of dockside equipment, unlike container ships.

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   What does Lolo mean in Hawaiian?

   • In this context, “Lolo” means “foolish” or “crazy.” It’s a lighthearted term often used to playfully poke fun at someone’s silly behavior. So, embrace your inner goofiness and don’t be afraid to be a little “Lolo” from time to time. When Hawaiians call someone “Lolo,” they’re playfully teasing them for their silly or foolish actions.

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   Where did the phrase Lolo come from?

   • The phrase "lolo" originated in Hawaii, United States. It is derived from the Hawaiian word 'loko', which means crazy or insane. Can the phrase be used on its own? The phrase "lolo" is typically used within a sentence to describe someone's behavior or state of mind. It is not commonly used on its own. Is the phrase offensive?

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   Is Lolo a safer option?

   • In terms of safety, then, LoLo is generally the safer option. Wheeled cargo enjoys fewer protections in RoRo, as it must remain unlocked and be driven on and off the vessel. This need for workers to drive them on and off vessels increases the risk of accidents and damage, while LoLo minimizes such risks.

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   Apr 18, 2019 · RoRo stands for ROLL-ON/ROLL-OFF and means that specially designed ships for carrying wheeled cargo, such as cars, trucks, semi-trailer trucks, trailers, and railroad cars can drive on and off of the ship on their own wheels through a vehicle platform.

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   Sep 10, 2020 · RoRo and LoLo: loading methods and vessels. To begin with the definitions, RoRo stands for Roll-on/Roll-off, while LoLo stands for Lift-on/Lift-off. As loading methods, RoRo means workers drive cargo on and off ships, while LoLo means cranes are used to lift the cargo.

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   The abbreviation LOLO commonly signifies Lots Of Love, often used in informal communication to express affection or care towards someone. It may also appear in various contexts, such as humor or light-hearted messaging.

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   Oct 4, 2024 · Lolo: Someone who is peculiarly silly or goofy. Aloha, Lolo : A warm greeting that embraces the lolo spirit. Bonkers Lolo : When something is outlandish or ridiculous.

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   The phrase "Lolo" means 'crazy' or 'insane.' When someone uses "Lolo", they are referring to something or someone as extremely wild, unpredictable, or wacky. It can be used to describe absurd situations, unconventional behavior, or even someone's unique personality.

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   Apr 20, 2024 · Lift-on/lift-off or LoLo are cargo vessel that are equipped with cranes to load and unload cargo. In other words it’s a self-sufficient cargo vessel which can load and unload cargo without the help of external crane devices.

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   Feb 20, 2015 · Sold in little bottles identical to perfume samples, loló’s price range varies less than its flavors: somewhere between 5 and 10 Brazilian reais (roughly two to five American dollars ...