How do you pronounce 'Holes' and 'buchi'?

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What is an example sentence for Holes in Italian?

English: "There were many holes in the old road." | Italian: "C'erano molti buchi nella vecchia strada."

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holes Meaning in Italian (holes significato in italiano)

Q: What is 'buchi' called in English?

'buchi' in English is called "Holes". Holes refers to: I buchi sono spazi vuoti o aperture in un corpo solido o una superficie, spesso creati da danni o da un progetto.

buchi, lacune

buchi in English:holes

Phonetic:bùchi

Plural: holes

Gender:Maschile

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Il significato di holes in italiano è buchi, lacune. (I buchi sono spazi vuoti o aperture in un corpo solido o una superficie, spesso creati da danni o da un progetto.)

Definitions of Holes

1
noun
buchi
Holes are hollow places or openings in a solid body or surface, often created by damage or design.
I buchi sono spazi vuoti o aperture in un corpo solido o una superficie, spesso creati da danni o da un progetto.
2
noun
lacune
Holes can also refer to significant faults or weaknesses in an argument, plan, or system.
Le lacune possono anche riferirsi a difetti o debolezze significativi in un argomento, un piano o un sistema.

Example Sentences

“There were many holes in the old road.”

C'erano molti buchi nella vecchia strada.

“The report had several holes in its logic.”

Il rapporto presentava diverse lacune nella sua logica.

“He dug holes to plant the saplings.”

Ha scavato buche per piantare gli alberelli.

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Synonyms (Sinonimi)

In Italian:

aperturecrepefalle

In English:

openings gapsperforations

Antonyms (Contrari)

In Italian:

pienisolidi

In English:

solidsfillingsclosures

Inflected Word Forms

infinitiveto hole

nounhole

adjectiveholey

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

to poke holes in somethingidiom

To find faults or weaknesses in an argument or plan.

to dig oneself into a holeidiom

To get into a difficult or embarrassing situation from which it is hard to escape.

a black holecollocation

A region of spacetime where gravity is so strong that nothing, not even light, can escape; also used metaphorically for something that consumes resources endlessly.