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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 1723 COCA: 1228

spot

1 spot /ˈspɑːt/ noun
plural spots
1 spot
/ˈspɑːt/
noun
plural spots
Learner's definition of SPOT
[count]
: a small area of a surface that is different from other areas点;斑点
often + on
see also beauty spot, sunspot
: a small amount of a substance that is on something污迹;残留的少量物质
often + of
: a small mark or lump on your skin, on the surface of a plant, etc.(皮肤上、植物上的)斑点,小疙瘩
British : pimple
: a particular space or area : place地方;处所
see also black spot, hot spot, nightspot, trouble spot, bright spot at bright
: a particular position in a competition, organization, program, etc.排名;位置;地位
: an appearance on a television or radio program(电视或广播中的)出场,登台
: a short announcement or advertisement on television or radio(电视或广播中的)插播
: a difficult or embarrassing position or situation困难处境;逆境usually singular通常用单数
British : a small amount of something少量;一点

a leopard can't change its spots

see leopard

hit the spot

informal, of food or drink
: to be very enjoyable or satisfying(食物或饮料)使人完全满意,非常可口

knock spots off

British, informal
: to be much better than (someone or something)远远胜过

on the spot

: right away at the place that has been mentioned : immediately立即;当场
: at the place where something is happening在现场
: in a difficult or dangerous position or situation处于困境;处于险境
British : in the same location without moving forward or backward在原地;不离原地
see also blind spot, soft spot
2 spot /ˈspɑːt/ verb
spots; spotted; spotting
2 spot
/ˈspɑːt/
verb
spots; spotted; spotting
Learner's definition of SPOT
[+ object]
not used in progressive tenses : to see or notice (someone or something that is difficult to see or find)看到;认出;注意到
US
: to give (an opponent) a specified advantage at the beginning of a race, game, etc., in order to make a competition more even(为使比赛双方势均力敌,比赛前一方向其对手)做出让步,让分
informal : to lend (someone) a small amount of money借给(某人)少量钱
American football : to put (the football) at the appropriate place on the field in preparation for the next play将(橄榄球)放在适当位置
: to mark (something) with spots使有斑点;使有污迹
usually used as (be) spotted with通常用作(be) spotted with
3 spot /ˈspɑːt/ adjective
3 spot
/ˈspɑːt/
adjective
Learner's definition of SPOT
always used before a noun finance
: relating to goods or shares that are paid for and delivered immediately instead of at a future time现货的;付现的
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 1723 COCA: 1228

spot

1 of 3

noun

1
: a taint on character or reputation : fault
the only spot on the family name
2
a
: a small area visibly different (as in color, finish, or material) from the surrounding area
b(1)
: an area marred or marked (as by dirt)
(2)
: a circumscribed surface lesion of disease (such as measles) or decay
spots of rot
rust spots on a leaf
c
: a conventionalized design used on playing cards to distinguish the suits and indicate values
3
: an object having a specified number of spots or a specified numeral on its surface
4
: a small quantity or amount : bit
5
a
: a particular place, area, or part
b
: a small extent of space
6
plural usually spot : a small croaker (Leiostomus xanthurus) of the Atlantic coast with a black spot behind the opercula
7
a
: a particular position (as in an organization or a hierarchy)
b
: a place or appearance on an entertainment program
8
9
: a position usually of difficulty or embarrassment
10
: a brief announcement or advertisement broadcast between scheduled radio or television programs
11
: a brief segment or report on a broadcast especially of news

spot

2 of 3

verb

spotted; spotting

transitive verb

1
: to stain the character or reputation of : disgrace
2
: to mark in or with a spot : stain
The snow was spotted with blood.
His pants were spotted with mud.
3
: to locate or identify by a spot
4
a
: to single out : identify
especially : to note as a known criminal or a suspicious person
b
: detect, notice
spot a mistake
spotted a deer in the woods
c(1)
: to locate accurately
spot an enemy position
(2)
: to cause to strike accurately
spot the battery's fire
d
: to watch or assist (someone) during athletic competition or exercise (as for gymnastics or weight lifting) especially to prevent injury
She's the darling of the weight room wherever she works out, spotting guys twice her size. Rick Reilly
5
a
: to lie at intervals in or over : stud
small boats spotting the harbor
b
: to place at intervals or in a desired spot
spot field telephones
c
: to fix in or as if in the beam of a spotlight
d
: to schedule in a particular spot or at a particular time
spotted the main act at 9 p.m.
e
football : to put (the football) at the appropriate place on the field in preparation for the next play
The official spotted the ball at the 10-yard line.
6
: to remove a spot from
7
a
: to give a specified advantage to (an opponent) : to allow as a handicap (see handicap entry 1 sense 1b)
She spotted me five points and still beat me easily.
spot him two strokes a hole in golf
b
informal : to lend (someone) a usually small amount of money
Can you spot me five bucks?

intransitive verb

1
: to become stained or discolored in spots
Fungus caused the leaves to spot.
2
: to cause a spot
a detergent that always spots
3
: to act as a spotter
especially : to locate targets
4
: to experience abnormal and sporadic bleeding in small amounts from the uterus
spottable adjective

spot

3 of 3

adjective

1
a
: being, originating, or done on the spot or in or for a particular spot
spot coverage of the news
b
: available for immediate delivery after sale
spot commodities
c(1)
: paid out upon delivery
spot cash
(2)
: involving immediate cash payment
a spot transaction
d(1)
: broadcast between scheduled programs
spot announcements
(2)
: originating in a local station for a national advertiser
e
: performing occasionally when needed
a spot starter
2
: made at random or restricted to a few places or instances
a spot check
also : selected at random or as a sample
Phrases
on the spot
1
: at once : immediately
2
: at the place of action
3
a
: in a responsible or accountable position
b
: in a difficult or trying situation

Example Sentences

Noun The wood still has some rough spots. The chair's original paint is still visible in spots. He fell through a weak spot in the ice. The tablecloth had a couple of spots. There were mud spots on the back of his pants. rust spots on the metal I noticed some red spots on my arms. spots of rot on the leaf a teenager with spots on his face This looks like a good spot for a picnic. Verb She spotted a deer in the woods. The band's lead singer was recently spotted with a well-known actress. They spotted us five points, and we still lost. I'm a little short of cash. Can you spot me five bucks? The official spotted the ball at the 10-yard line. Adjective the difference between futures and spot commodities the spot price of wheat See More
Recent Examples on the Web
Noun
The spot premieres on Sept. 15, just in time for the start of Latin Heritage Month, which will last until mid-October. Jason Duaine Hahn, Peoplemag, 15 Sep. 2022 Candidates are encouraged to apply ahead of time and schedule a phone interview but can also walk-in to any store location between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. during the event for an on the spot interview. Ricardo Torres, Journal Sentinel, 15 Sep. 2022 The news broke Wednesday night as Fox News and Martha’s Vineyard news organizations reported the surprise charter flights that dumped at least 50 migrants on the popular island vacation spot for the well-heeled. Ana Ceballos And David Ovalle, Anchorage Daily News, 15 Sep. 2022 Tomorrow night: Take advantage of the calm evening with readings in the 70s and find an outdoor spot to enjoy. David Streit, Washington Post, 15 Sep. 2022 That allowed the company, which typically sells under contracts, to sell into the spot market in Europe, where prices have surged this year following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Kristin Broughton, WSJ, 15 Sep. 2022 As the ads grew more expensive (a 30-second Super Bowl spot cost $324,000 in 1982, $6.5 million this year), so did the Ad Meter's influence. USA Today, 15 Sep. 2022 The Lions have been looking for more production out of their interior defensive line, and specifically the spot next to the 325-pound McNeill. Dave Birkett, Detroit Free Press, 15 Sep. 2022 Beecher is a natural center, a spot new coach Jim Montgomery is expected to fill with Patrice Bergeron, David Krejci, Charlie Coyle, and Tomas Nosek. Kevin Paul Dupont, BostonGlobe.com, 14 Sep. 2022
Verb
While at Hoover, Brown could spot when Reichard was locked in. Nick Alvarez | Nalvarez@al.com, al, 15 Sep. 2022 The country road leading to the town cuts through deep woods, so visitors may spot some roaming cows and sheep en route. Silvia Marchetti, CNN, 8 Sep. 2022 The daytime show, created by Barbara Walters, has excelled with its heavy focus on politics in recent years, and has become a go-to spot on the campaign trail. Elizabeth Wagmeister, Variety, 3 Aug. 2022 In its nearly 21 years in operation, Main Street’s Tea By Two has become the go-to spot for generations of Harford County women, and a few men, to celebrate milestones and the joy of being together, particularly as the pandemic eases. Christina Tkacik, Baltimore Sun, 22 May 2022 This iconic Third Ward restaurant is the local go-to spot for chicken and waffles. Anna Mazurek, Chron, 25 Mar. 2022 The Palm Beach outpost in the Royal Poinciana Plaza is a go-to spot for social fixture Aerin Lauder, who designed the lighting for the space and has a boutique on Via Mizner. Sam Dangremond, Town & Country, 5 Feb. 2022 During the last several months the arcade has become the go-to spot for video game enthusiasts in the region. Madison Bateman, baltimoresun.com/maryland/carroll, 19 Jan. 2022 Always, Ahern added, her sense of purpose and timing were spot-on. George Castle, Chicago Tribune, 26 Aug. 2022
Adjective
Some of Buchwald’s satires were so spot on they were mistaken for truth. Eric Weiner, Washington Post, 9 Sep. 2022 In retrospect, some spot minor flaws that now loom larger: Blanca’s father brought home scores of women and barked at her to mind her business. Hillary Kelly, The Atlantic, 16 June 2022 The result has been a spot shortage spiral as nurses quit to travel, creating additional need for travel nurses to fill open positions. Ryan Craig, Forbes, 29 Oct. 2021 It is paved and offers state-of-the-art keycode entry that allows the site to keep track of who enters and leaves and provide information to multi-spot clients looking to track one of their vehicles. Carrie Napoleon, chicagotribune.com, 28 Apr. 2021 The biggest factor in the Mavs’ multi-spot improvement: winning more games in clutch time. Callie Caplan, Dallas News, 22 Dec. 2020 As you spot squirrels in your backyard, keep track of them to earn badges. Amy Schwabe, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 22 May 2020 The unit body is steel and features continuous welds, not spot welds. Michael Jordan, Car and Driver, 21 Apr. 2020 Images of the violence that broke out at that spot 55 years ago helped build support for the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Naomi Lim, Washington Examiner, 1 Mar. 2020 See More

Word History

Etymology

Noun

Middle English; akin to Middle Dutch spotte stain, speck, Old Norse spotti small piece

First Known Use

Noun

before the 12th century, in the meaning defined at sense 2b(2)

Verb

15th century, in the meaning defined at transitive sense 1

Adjective

1861, in the meaning defined at sense 1b

Time Traveler
The first known use of spot was before the 12th century
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 1723 COCA: 1228
spot

noun¹

1small mark on the skin皮膚上的小斑點 see also pimple ADJECTIVE | VERB + SPOT ADJECTIVEbeauty美人痣She had a small beauty spot on the left side of her face.她左臉上有一小顆美人痣。liver雀斑VERB + SPOTbreak out in發紅疹The children all had measles, and had broken out in spots.孩子們都生了麻疹,發出紅疹。scratch, squeeze (BrE) 撓疹子;擠皰疹
spot

noun²

2place/area地方;區域ADJECTIVE | VERB + SPOT | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEexact, particular, precise確切的/特定的/精確的地點convenient, good, ideal, perfect, right, suitable方便的地點;理想的地點;適當的地點Take the time to find the right spot to pitch your tent.別着急,找一個合適的地方支帳篷。beautiful, beauty, idyllic, lovely, pleasant風景點;田園詩般的所在;宜人的去處It's a beautiful spot to relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.這是個好去處,適合放鬆並享受周圍安靜的環境。The lake is one of the local beauty spots.這個湖是當地的景點之一。favourite/favorite, popular受歡迎的去處a popular spot for picnickers野餐者的好去處deserted, desolate, isolated, lonely, remote荒僻之處;偏遠之地quiet, secluded寧靜的/僻靜的地方shady, sheltered陰涼的/有遮蔽的地方sunny陽光充足的地方holiday, tourist, vacation (NAmE) 度假勝地;旅遊勝地picnic野餐去處skate, surf (both especially NAmE) 滑冰的/衝浪的去處parking停車場sore, tender痛處sensitive (often figurative) 身體易疼部位;敏感部位From his angry reply it was obvious that I had touched a sensitive spot.從他回答時怒氣沖沖的樣子可以明顯看出,我觸到了他的痛處。sweet (informal) 最佳擊球位置It's easier to hit the sweet spot on larger-faced golf clubs.擊球面大的高爾夫球杆擊球時容易觸及擊球甜點區。vulnerable, weak弱點;軟肋Check your house for weak spots where a thief could get in.檢查一下你的房子,看是否有什麼地方盜賊能輕易闖入。blind (often figurative) 盲點I have a blind spot where jazz is concerned (= I don't understand it).我對於爵士樂一竅不通。danger, hot, trouble危險的地方;熱點;不安定的地方one of the world's major trouble spots世界上最不安定的地方之一bald光禿的地方He usually wears a hat to hide his bald spot.他總是戴帽子遮着頭上光禿的地方。VERB + SPOTmark標出地點On your map, X marks the spot where the race begins.在你的地圖上,X 標示出比賽開始的地點。point to指向某處She pointed to a spot on the map.她指着地圖上的一個地方。The referee pointed to the spot (= the penalty spot). (BrE) 裁判指向罰球點。reach到達某處be frozen to, be rooted to呆若木雞;一動不動He stood rooted to the spot, unable to move.他呆若木雞,一動不動。find, pick找到/選中某處They picked a good spot for a picnic.他們找到了一個野餐的好地方。PREPOSITIONon the spot當場The police were on the spot within minutes.警察幾分鐘內趕到了現場。PHRASESan accident black spot (BrE) 交通事故頻發地段a bright spot (figurative) 高興的事The birth of my son was the one bright spot in a terrible year.在那多災多難的年景,我兒子出生是唯一令人高興的事。a tight spot, a tough spot (figurative) 身處困境The captain's knee injury leaves the team in a tight spot.隊長的膝傷讓整個隊伍身處困境。
spot

noun³

3position (in a sport, etc.)(體育賽事等的)名次ADJECTIVE | VERB + SPOT ADJECTIVEhigh, top前幾名;冠軍地位number-one, number-two, etc.第一名、第二名等The album quickly reached the number-one spot in the charts.該專輯迅速升至排行榜第一名。second, third, etc.第二名、第三名等lead-off, starting最初排名final最終排名play-off, qualifying, runner-up季後賽名額;參賽名額;第二名The Korean team secured two qualifying spots for the Olympic Games.朝鮮隊獲得了奧林匹克運動會的兩個參賽資格。promotion, relegation (both BrE) 升級/降級資格roster (NAmE) 入選名額That leaves one roster spot, and the team will need a versatile player to fill it.只剩一個入選名額,球隊將需要一個多面手入選。VERB + SPOTclaim, secure獲得名額Glamorgan claimed the top spot in the League.格拉摩根在聯賽中獲得第一名。earn贏得名額She has earned a spot on the national team.她成功進入國家隊。
spot

noun⁴

4part of a show on TV, etc.一段節目ADJECTIVEradio, TV廣播/電視固定欄目guest嘉賓節目promo (informal) , promotional宣傳欄目
spot

verb

ADVERB | VERB + SPOT | PHRASES ADVERBimmediately, quickly, soon立即/迅速/很快發現easily容易發現Most of these fossils are too small to be easily spotted.這些化石大多數都太小了,不易發現。suddenly突然發現eventually, finally最終看出VERB + SPOTbe difficult to, be hard to難以發現be easy to容易發現The birds should be easy enough to spot.這些鳥應該很容易發現。fail to未能發現PHRASESwell spotted (especially BrE) 眼力好'There's a parking space over there.' 'Well spotted!'“那兒有個停車位。”“好眼力!”

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