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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點;斑點
often + on
see also beauty spot, sunspot
: a small amount of a substance that is on something污迹;殘留的少量物質
often + of
: a small mark or lump on your skin, on the surface of a plant, etc.(皮膚上、植物上的)斑點,小疙瘩
British : pimple
: a particular space or area : place地方;處所
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(電視或廣播中的)出場,登台
: a short announcement or advertisement on television or radio(電視或廣播中的)插播
: a difficult or embarrassing position or situation困難處境;逆境usually singular通常用單數
British : a small amount of something少量;一點

a leopard can't change its spots

see leopard

hit the spot

informal, of food or drink
: to be very enjoyable or satisfying(食物或飲料)使人完全滿意,非常可口

knock spots off

British, informal
: to be much better than (someone or something)遠遠勝過

on the spot

: right away at the place that has been mentioned : immediately立即;當場
: at the place where something is happening在現場
: in a difficult or dangerous position or situation處於困境;處於險境
British : in the same location without moving forward or backward在原地;不離原地
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;認出;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(爲使比賽雙方勢均力敵,比賽前一方向其對手)做出讓步,讓分
informal : to lend (someone) a small amount of money借給(某人)少量錢
American football : to put (the football) at the appropriate place on the field in preparation for the next play將(橄欖球)放在適當位置
: to mark (something) with spots使有斑點;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現貨的;付現的

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