plot hole
noun [ C ] uk/ˈplɒt ˌhəʊl/ us/ˈplɑːt ˌhoʊl/
（电影、书等的）情节上的漏洞
part of the plot (= story) of a film or book that does not fit with other parts of the plot
While the film does have some plot holes, it is for the most part a gripping and chilling thriller. 虽然这部影片确实存在一些情节漏洞，但总体上还是一部引人入胜的惊悚片。
In an unassuming B-movie, those plot holes wouldn't seem so distracting. 出现在一部低成本的二流影片里，这些情节漏洞应该不会让人太心烦。
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- It goes to show that you can ignore many plot holes if your emotions are engaged.
- Most of what we did there was to shore up plot holes and keep characters more true.
- I always felt it was a plot hole to not say more of Adam's purpose and more about what or who he was made from.