gap

noun
UK /ɡæp/
US /ɡæp/

A gap is an empty space between two things.

The rabbit squeezed through a gap in the fence.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A difference or lack of understanding between people or ideas.

There was a big gap between what he promised and what he did.

3. A period of time when something stops or is missing.

She took a gap year before starting college.

4. A low place between two hills or mountains.

The hikers rested in the gap between the mountains.