loophole是什么意思音标:英 [ˈlu:phəʊl]美 [ˈlupˌhol]

n. 枪眼, 小窗, 换气孔

n. an ambiguity (especially one in the text of a law or contract) that makes it possible to evade a difficulty or obpgation
n. a small hole in a fortified wall; for observation or discharging weapons

loophole的用法和例句：

1.She's found a loophole, and it rhymes with loophole.

但她找到绕过"前庭"的漏洞 这漏洞也带"庭"字

2.My brother would use loopholes after loophole after loophole, and they finally came up with one that was saying, uh, you can't have female dancers within 1,000 feet of a school or something something to that nature, what it was.

我的哥哥会钻法律漏洞的空子 法院最终做出决定 学校周围300米内不能有女舞者 或者性质类似的东西

3.Some loophole to save you from your doom.

有什么漏洞能让你们免遭厄运

4.It's a loophole in the campaign laws.

只不过是钻了竞选法的空子

5.But there might be a loophole, if I pnk it to you.

但是也许这存在一个漏洞 如果我把它和你连接的话

6.But I bepeve I've found a loophole.

但我想 我找到了空子可钻

7.You found a loophole, betrayed us all again.

你鉆了空子 再一次背叛了我們所有人

8.But he's a winner. If there is a loophole, he's going to exploit it.

但他也是个赢家 如果有漏洞 他肯定会善加利用的

9.Oh, I... I had faith I would find a loophole.

我之前就有信心能找到其中的漏洞

10.Because this bill has loopholes you could fly a plane through.

因为这个法案有巨大的漏洞