How to write 漉

漉 [lù] 〈动〉 1. 液体慢慢地渗下，滤过。 (drain slowly; filter) 2. 使干涸，竭尽。 (dry up) 【引】《说文》：漉，浚也。从水，鹿声。 (In the Shuowen dictionary: 涉 means dredge, derived from water and the sound of a deer.) 【引】《礼记·月令》：毋漉陂池。释文：“渴也。” (In the Book of Rites: Do not allow the pond to dry up. Explanation: "to be thirsty.") 【引】王充《论衡》：林焚池漉。 (Wang Chong's "On the Balance": The forest burns; the pond dries up.) 【例】又如:漉池(使池水干涸);漉汔(使干涸竭尽) (Examples: drain the pond; dry up completely.) 3. 水漫漫地渗下。 (seep through) 【引】《战国策·楚策》：漉汁洒地，白汗交流。 (In the Strategies of the Warring States: Juice dripped on the ground, white sweat mingled.) 【引】《卦禅文》：滋液渗漉。 (In the Hexagram Zen Text: Nutrient liquid seeps through.) 【例】又如:漉血(流血，洒血);漉湿(淋湿) (Examples: bleed; dampen.) 4. 过滤。 (filter) 【例】如:漉洒(滤洒);漉巾(漉洒巾、漉囊。滤酒的布巾。泛指葛巾) (Examples: filter; filtering cloth for wine, commonly refers to a cloth for filtering.) 5. 用网捞取。 (net) 【例】如:漉鱼(捕鱼) (Example: catch fish.) 〈名〉 通“麓”。山脚。 (variant "麓"; meaning: foot of a hill or mountain) 【引】《管子·地员》：其林其漉，其槐其楝。 (In "Guanzi": Its forest, its foot, its locust tree, its damask tree.)