/ˈhoulˌpruːf/ – adj
Definition: không để có kẽ hở, không để có khả năng giải thích khác nhau (về luật pháp, hợp đồng).
A more thorough explanation: “Holeproof” is a term used to describe a product or material that is resistant to tearing, ripping, or puncturing. In a legal context, it may refer to a specific standard or certification indicating that a product has been tested and proven to be durable and resistant to damage.
Example: The contract contains a HOLEPROOF provision stating that any disputes shall be resolved through arbitration.