rathole in French
rathole in French is nid à rats, trou à rats — rathole means a hole that rats or mice use as the entrance to their burrow.
rathole in French
nid à rats
A particularly squalid human residence or other place.
trou à rats
A particularly squalid human residence or other place.
What does "rathole" mean?
- noun A hole that rats or mice use as the entrance to their burrow.
- noun A burrow or nest used by rats or mice, or a similar den used by another animal.
- noun (informal) A very dirty, run-down house or place where people live.
- noun A part of a silo where stored material flows down through the middle while the rest sits unmoved around the sides.
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What is "rathole" in French?
"rathole" in French is nid à rats, trou à rats. rathole means: A hole that rats or mice use as the entrance to their burrow.
Are there other ways to say "rathole" in French?
Yes — French has 2 translations listed for "rathole": nid à rats, trou à rats.
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