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*hole¹ /hol; həʊl/
n [C]
1 an empty space in the surface of something solid 洞，孔:
Someone had drilled a hole in the wall. 有人在墙上钻了个洞。
There's a hole in my sock. 我的袜子上有个洞。
2 one of the small holes in the ground that you try to hit the ball into when you are playing GOLF 〔高尔夫球场上的〕球穴
3 something wrong in an idea, plan, or story 〔观点、计划或叙述中的〕漏洞，破绽:
be full of holes (=have a lot of things that are wrong) 漏洞百出: The witness's testimony was full of holes. 证人的证词漏洞百出。
4 informal an unpleasant place 【非正式】 讨厌的地方:
I have to get out of this hole. 我得从这个讨厌的地方出去。
5 be in a hole spoken to be in a difficult situation and have a lot of problems 【口】 处于困境
6 make a big hole in informal to use a lot of an amount of money so that there is not much left 【非正式】 大量耗费〔金钱〕
→ see also 另见 BLACK HOLE
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