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rabbit hole

/ˈræbɪt həʊl/

Traducción: Metáfora que designa una situación compleja, confusa o extraña de la que es difícil salir, frecuentemente relacionada con una búsqueda obsesiva o que consume mucho tiempo de información o conocimiento, especialmente en internet.

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/ˈræbɪt həʊl/B2informal
  • esMetáfora que designa una situación compleja, confusa o extraña de la que es difícil salir, frecuentemente relacionada con una búsqueda obsesiva o que consume mucho tiempo de información o conocimiento, especialmente en internet.

A metaphorical term for a complex, confusing, or bizarre situation that is difficult to escape from, often referring to an obsessive or time-consuming pursuit of information or knowledge, especially online.

  1. A bizarre or confusing situationB2informal

    A situation that is strange, confusing, or difficult to escape from, often leading to more complexity.

    esMadriguera de conejo

    • Once I started researching the conspiracy theory, I fell down a rabbit hole of conflicting information.
    • The internet is full of rabbit holes that can waste hours of your time.
    • His investigation into the company's finances led him down a rabbit hole of corruption.
  2. A journey into the unknownB2informal

    A metaphorical journey into a strange, surreal, or unknown world, often with unexpected discoveries.

    esagujero de conejo

    • The documentary took viewers down a rabbit hole of ancient mysteries.
    • Her new hobby of genealogy led her down a rabbit hole of family secrets.
    • Exploring the abandoned building felt like going down a rabbit hole.