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[həʊl]1. n1) (in ground, road), (also) Golf buca, (in wall, fence, clothes) buco, (in dam, ship) falla, (in defences) breccia, (of rabbit, fox) tanato pick holes in — (fig: argument) dimostrare che fa acqua
2) fig(
fam: difficulty) to be in a hole — essere nei guaishe got me out of a hole — mi ha tirato fuori dai pasticci or dai guai
3) fam, (pej: place) buco2. vtbucare, (Golf: ball) mandare in bucathe boat was holed when it hit the rocks — quando la barca ha urtato gli scogli si è aperta una falla nello scafo
•- hole out- hole up
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