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rathole

/ˈræt.hoʊl/

Traduction: Nom désignant soit un trou fait par des rats dans un bâtiment, soit une petite pièce ou un logement sale, exigu et inconfortable.

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noun

/ˈræt.hoʊl/C1formal
  • frNom désignant soit un trou fait par des rats dans un bâtiment, soit une petite pièce ou un logement sale, exigu et inconfortable.

A noun with two distinct meanings: a hole made by rats in a building, or a small, dirty, and uncomfortable room or living space.

  1. Hole made by ratsB2formal

    A hole or opening in a wall, floor, or other structure that is made or used by rats.

    frtrou fait par les rats

    • The old house had a rathole behind the kitchen cabinet.
    • He sealed the rathole to prevent rodents from entering.
    • The building inspector found a rathole in the basement wall.
  2. Small dirty roomC1informalamerican

    A small, cramped, and dirty room or living space, often implying poor conditions.

    frtaudis exigu et sale

    • He lived in a rathole of an apartment with barely enough room for a bed.
    • The hotel room was a rathole, with peeling paint and a broken window.
    • She refused to stay in that rathole any longer and moved out.

    Synonymesdumpholehovelpigsty

    Antonymesmansionpalace

Formes
  • ratholes plural form
  • ratholes' possessive plural form
  • rathole's possessive singular form