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spot
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- Conjugation :
past
spotted
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pp
spotted
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ing
spotting
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pl
spots
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Derivatives :
n
spotter
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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- spot
[spɔt]
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1.
noun
[c]
(mark) 斑点
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2.
noun
(dot) 点
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3.
noun
(pimple) 疵点
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4.
noun
[of rain]
一滴
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5.
noun
(place) 地点
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6.
noun
[广播, 电视]
短小节目
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7.
noun
[esp BRIT]
[+lunch, activity]
a spot of (small amount) 少量
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8.
noun
[+trouble, bother]
处境
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9.
vt.
(notice) 发现
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on the spot
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在现场
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10.
vt.
(immediately) 当场
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to be in a tight spot
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[inf] 处于困境中
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to put sb on the spot
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使某人处于难堪地位
Collins English-English Dictionary
- spot
[spɑt]
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1.
n
a small mark on a surface, such as a circular patch or stain, differing in colour or texture from its surroundings
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2.
n
spot ball the white ball that is distinguished from the plain by a mark or spot
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3.
n
a geographical area that is restricted in extent
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a beauty spot
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4.
n
a location
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this is the exact spot on which he died
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5.
n
a blemish of the skin, esp a pimple or one occurring through some disease
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6.
n
a blemish on the character of a person; moral flaw
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7.
n
[informal]
a place of entertainment
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we hit all the night spots
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8.
n
[informal]
[chiefly Brit]
a small quantity or amount
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a spot of lunch
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9.
n
[informal]
an awkward situation
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that puts me in a bit of a spot
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10.
n
a short period between regular television or radio programmes that is used for advertising
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11.
n
a position or length of time in a show assigned to a specific performer
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12.
n
short for spotlight
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13.
n
the player using this ball
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14.
n
[billiards]
[snooker]
one of several small black dots on a table that mark where a ball is to be placed
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15.
n
[modifier]
denoting or relating to goods, currencies, or securities available for immediate delivery and payment - See also spot market spot price
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spot goods
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16.
n
involving immediate cash payment
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spot sales
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17.
vt.
[tr]
to observe or perceive suddenly, esp under difficult circumstances; discern
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18.
vt.
to put stains or spots upon (something)
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19.
vi.
[intr]
(of some fabrics) to be susceptible to spotting by or as if by water
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silk spots easily
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20.
vt.
[tr]
to place here and there
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they spotted observers along the border
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21.
vt.
to look out for and note (trains, talent, etc)
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22.
vi.
[intr]
to rain slightly; spit
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23.
vt.
[tr]
[billiards]
to place (a ball) on one of the spots
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24.
vt.
[military]
to adjust fire in order to correct deviations from (the target) by observation
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25.
vt.
[tr]
[US]
[informal]
to yield (an advantage or concession) to (one's opponent)
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to spot someone a piece in chess
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26.
vt.
[Etymology]
C12 (in the sense: moral blemish): of German origin; compare Middle Dutch spotte, Old Norse spotti
Examples
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the exact spot where I put it
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正是我把它放置的(确切)地点
→ exact
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Mark the spot you wish to cut with a pencil.
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用铅笔标出你要切割的地方。
→ mark
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During a quake, find a clear spot away from buildings, trees, and power lines.
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地震的时候,找一个空旷的地区,远离高楼、树木和电线。
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a pleasant spot away from the city
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一个远离城市的宜人之地
→ away
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to have a soft spot for sb
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对某人有好感
→ soft
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on the spot
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在现场
→ spot
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to be in a tight spot
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[inf] 处于困境中
→ spot
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to put sb on the spot
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使某人处于难堪地位
→ spot
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this exact spot
→ exact
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to be riveted to the spot
→ rivet
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