/həʊl/ – Noun
Definition: lỗ hổng, kẽ hở.
A more thorough explanation: In legal terms, a “hole” refers to an opening or gap in a surface or structure that allows for passage through or access to a space. It can also refer to a cavity or void in a material or substance. The term may be used in various legal contexts, such as property law, construction law, or environmental law, to describe physical defects or conditions that may have legal implications.
Example: The defendant fell into a hole on the plaintiff’s property and sustained injuries, leading to a premises liability lawsuit.