"Pharaoh" is an English word, which comes from "per-a'a" or "pr-a'a" in ancient Egyptian, meaning "big palace" or "big house". "Pharaoh" is used to refer to the king of ancient Egypt and is the title of the supreme ruler of ancient Egypt. In Chinese, we usually translate it as "Pharaoh".

According to rules of english pronunciation, "Lao Wang" can be pronounced/? f？ r？ /。 Among them,/? F/ stands for the initial phoneme f,/? /stands for short vowel e, /r/ stands for phoneme r,/? /stands for the long vowel o, so "Pharaoh" can be pronounced like the English word "fear-oh".

It should be noted that the word "Pharaoh" is not common in English, and it is mainly used to refer to the king of ancient Egypt. In our daily life, we seldom meet scenes that need to use the word "Lao Wang". However, understanding the pronunciation and meaning of this word is very valuable for those who are interested in the history and culture of ancient Egypt.

To sum up, "Pharaoh" is an English word used to refer to the king of ancient Egypt. According to the rules of English pronunciation, it can be pronounced/? f？ r？ /,similar to the pronunciation of the English word "fear-oh".