black hole

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Astronomy, Physicsblack holeˌblack ˈhole noun [countable] 1 HAHPan area in outer space into which everything near it, including light, is pulled2 informalBFMONEY something that uses up a lot of money I’m worried that the project could become a financial black hole.Examples from the Corpusblack hole• The downtown area is an economic black hole.From Longman Business Dictionaryblack holeˌblack ˈhole noun [countable]COMMERCE a business activity or product on which large amounts of money are spent, but that does not produce any income or other useful resultAnyone who launches a bid for the company will want to be sure there are no more black holes lurking in its books.

单词	black hole
释义	black hole From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Astronomy, Physicsblack holeˌblack ˈhole noun [countable] 1 HAHPan area in outer space into which everything near it, including light, is pulled2 informalBFMONEY something that uses up a lot of money I’m worried that the project could become a financial black hole.Examples from the Corpusblack hole• The downtown area is an economic black hole.From Longman Business Dictionaryblack holeˌblack ˈhole noun [countable]COMMERCE a business activity or product on which large amounts of money are spent, but that does not produce any income or other useful resultAnyone who launches a bid for the company will want to be sure there are no more black holes lurking in its books.
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