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1. (n.) pothole
a hole formed in pavement, as by excessive use or by extremes of weather.
2. pothole
a hole cut in submerged bedrock by the erosive action of gravel whirled about by eddying water.
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) pothole, chuckhole
a pit or hole produced by wear or weathering (especially in a road surface)
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1. (noun) pothole
a hole in a paved road
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1. (noun) pothole
a circular hole formed in the rocky beds of rivers by the grinding action of stones or gravel whirled round by the water in what was at first a natural depression of the rock
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Sense: a hole or cave made in rock by the action of swirling water.
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 Afrikaans: sleurgat |
 Arabic: نُقْرَه ، حُفْرَة في صَخْ |
 Bulgarian: понор |
 Brazilian: caldeirão |
 Czech: obří hrnec |
 German: das Strudelloch |
 Danish: jættegryde |
 Greek: λακκούβα, σπηλιά |
 Spanish: cueva |
 Estonian: uure, nõva |
 Farsi: گودال؛ چالاب |
 Finnish: hiidenkirnu |
 French: marmite de géants |
 Hebrew: בּוֹר עָמוֹק |
 Hindi: जल गर्तिका |
 Croatian: doboka jama u kamenu |
 Hungarian: gödör |
 Indonesian: lubang di batu |
 Icelandic: skessuketill |
 Italian: (marmitta dei giganti) |
 Japanese: おう穴 |
 Korean: 구혈 |
 Lithuanian: skrodė, išgrauža |
 Latvian: bedre; ala |
 Malay: gua |
 Dutch: erosiepijp |
 Norwegian: jettegryte |
 Polish: jaskinia |
 Persian: گودال؛ چالاب، چقرى براى آ |
 Pashto: كډى د اوبو لپاره |
 Portuguese: caldeirão |
 Romanian: făgaş |
 Russian: котловина |
 Slovak: obrí hrniec, krasová prie |
 Slovenian: vrtača |
 Serbian: špilja |
 Swedish: jättegryta |
 Thai: ช่องในก้อนหินที่เกิดจากน้ |
 Turkish: obruk, düşey mağara |
 Taiwanese: (地)壺穴 |
 Ukrainian: вирва |
 Urdu: غار، سوراخ |
 Vietnamese: hốc đá |
 Chinese: （地）壶穴 |
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