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“Loophole” in Japanese

Short answer
銃眼 juugan じゅーがん

Loophole in Japanese is “銃眼” (juugan). Full meaning: loophole, crenel, gun port, porthole.

Other ways to say “Loophole” in Japanese

矢狭間 yazama loophole, crenel, crenelle, arrow-slit 抜け穴 nukeana secret passage, underground passage; loophole; hole one can go through, opening 抜け道 nukemichi byway, bypath, byroad, secret path, shortcut, way of escape; loophole, way out (of trouble), excuse 狭間 hazama interval, space, interstice, threshold; valley, gorge, ravine; loophole (in a wall), crenel, eyelet 盲点 mouten blind spot (on the retina); blind spot, weak point, loophole はざま hazama interval, space, interstice, threshold; valley, gorge, ravine; loophole (in a wall), crenel, eyelet 抜穴 nukeana secret passage, underground passage; loophole; hole one can go through, opening 抜道 nukemichi byway, bypath, byroad, secret path, shortcut, way of escape; loophole, way out (of trouble), excuse ぬけ道 nukemichi byway, bypath, byroad, secret path, shortcut, way of escape; loophole, way out (of trouble), excuse ぬけ穴 nukeana secret passage, underground passage; loophole; hole one can go through, opening ぬけあな nukeana secret passage, underground passage; loophole; hole one can go through, opening

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