hole

Bir şeyde açıklık veya boşluk

An opening, gap, or hollow space in a solid object or surface.

• There's a hole in my sock.
• The mouse ran into a hole in the wall.
• They dug a deep hole in the ground.
• Archaeologists discovered a large hole beneath the ancient temple that may have served as a storage chamber for ceremonial artifacts.
• The ozone hole over Antarctica has shown signs of gradual recovery since international regulations restricted chlorofluorocarbon emissions.
• Recent budget cuts have created a significant hole in the university's research funding, forcing several laboratories to postpone critical experiments.

Eş anlamlılar: opening, gap, cavity, pit, aperture

Zıt anlamlılar: solid, plug, closure

Nahoş bir yer veya zor durum

An unpleasant or cramped place; a difficult situation.

• I need to get out of this financial hole.
• What a hole of a town!
• He's dug himself into a deep hole with that lie.

Eş anlamlılar: dump, dive, predicament

Golfte hedef delik

In golf, the target cup or the section of the course leading to it.

• She got a birdie on the seventh hole.
• It's an eighteen-hole golf course.
• The ball rolled right into the hole.

Eş anlamlılar: cup