<prompt> Hlalosa poleloana e latelang.Tšoasa-22  <response>: Instruction in English: Define the following phrase. . Response in English: Catch-22 is a phrase that refers to a paradoxical or contradictory situation where an individual is trapped by conflicting or circular conditions, making it difficult or impossible to choose an acceptable course of action. The term is derived from the name of a novel by Joseph Heller, published in 1961, which describes the absurd bureaucratic constraints on World War II American airmen. In general usage, the term is often used to describe a situation in which one is caught between two undesirable options, where solving one problem creates another problem. . Response in Sesotho: Catch-22 ke poleloana e bolelang boemo bo makatsang kapa bo hanyetsanang moo motho a qabeletsoeng ke maemo a loantšanang kapa a chitja, a etsang hore ho be thata kapa ho se khonehe ho khetha tsela e amohelehang ea ketso. Lentsoe lena le nkiloe lebitsong la buka ea Joseph Heller, e hatisitsoeng ka 1961, e hlalosang lithibelo tse sa utloahaleng tsa bo-ralipolotiki ba Ntoa ea II ea Lefatše ea Amerika. Ka kakaretso, lentsoe lena le atisa ho sebelisoa ho hlalosa boemo boo ho bona motho a tšoaroang pakeng tsa likhetho tse peli tse sa rateheng, moo ho rarolla bothata bo le bong ho bakang bothata bo bong. 