Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Apr 30, 2001 22:24
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Spanish term
flanco
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una ley que abre un "flanco"
Proposed translations
(English)
0 | a law that opens up a flank (of sth). | Parrot |
0 | flank | trans4u (X) |
0 | loophole | gcaddy |
Proposed translations
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a law that opens up a flank (of sth).
In the sense that it leaves one side or aspect of an issue open, unprotected. There would be other expressions for the same figurative meaning, of course (to leave sth. wide open to..., etc.)
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flank
flanco-flank,
flank-flanco de escuadra o ejército.
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flank-flanco de escuadra o ejército.
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Bye
15 hrs
loophole
Just a suggestion as context is not entirely clear.
'A law that opens up a loophole..'
'A law that opens up a loophole..'
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