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1. (n.) pitfall
a lightly covered and unnoticeable pit prepared as a trap for people or animals.
2. pitfall
any trap or danger for the unwary.
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) pitfall, booby trap
an unforeseen or unexpected or surprising difficulty
2. (noun) pit, pitfall
a trap in the form of a concealed hole
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1. (noun) pitfall
a pit deceitfully covered to entrap wild beasts or men; a trap of any kind
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Sense: a possible danger
She has managed to avoid most of the pitfalls of life.
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 Afrikaans: struikelblok |
 Arabic: مَزْلَق، خَطَر كامِن |
 Bulgarian: капан |
 Brazilian: armadilha |
 Czech: léčka |
 German: die Fallgrube |
 Danish: faldgrube |
 Greek: παγίδα, κίνδυνος |
 Spanish: dificultad, escollo |
 Estonian: püünis |
 Farsi: خطر غیرمنتظره |
 Finnish: vaara |
 French: piège |
 Hebrew: מִכשוֹל |
 Hindi: चोरगढ़ा, कूटावपात |
 Croatian: klopka |
 Hungarian: csapda |
 Indonesian: jebakan |
 Icelandic: (veiði)gryfja, dulinn hæt |
 Italian: trappola, insidia |
 Japanese: 落とし穴 |
 Korean: 함정 |
 Lithuanian: spąstai |
 Latvian: lamatas; slazds; bīstama |
 Malay: kesulitan yg tdk diduga |
 Dutch: valkuil |
 Norwegian: fallgruve, felle |
 Polish: pułapka |
 Persian: خطر غیرمنتظره |
 Pashto: نااټكل شوى خطر |
 Portuguese: armadilha |
 Romanian: capcană |
 Russian: опасность |
 Slovak: pasca |
 Slovenian: past |
 Serbian: opasnost |
 Swedish: fallgrop |
 Thai: หลุมพราง |
 Turkish: tuzak, beklenmedik tehlik |
 Taiwanese: 陷阱 |
 Ukrainian: пастка; вовча яма |
 Urdu: ممکنہ خطرات |
 Vietnamese: cạm bẫy |
 Chinese: 陷井 |
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