spot
spot
spɑt
spaat
British pronunciation
/spɒt/

Definición y significado de "spot"en inglés

01

mancha

a small usually round mark that has a different color or texture from the surface it is on
spot definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
He noticed a bright spot of sunlight shining through the window onto the floor.
02

ubicación

a specific point or location identified relative to surrounding features in an area or region
spot definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
We picked a spot under the tree for our picnic.
Elegimos un lugar bajo el árbol para nuestro picnic.
03

grano

a small red raised mark on the skin, often on the face
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spot definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
She covered the spot with makeup.
Ella cubrió la mancha con maquillaje.
04

espacio

a segment of a radio or television program assigned to a performer, topic, or advertisement
example
Ejemplos
Her cooking segment is a popular spot on the morning program.
Su segmento de cocina es un spot popular en el programa matutino.
05

mancha, marca

a small mark or blemish on a surface, including dirt, stain, or smear
example
Ejemplos
The painting had a small spot that needed cleaning.
El cuadro tenía una pequeña mancha que necesitaba limpieza.
06

rasgo destacado, característica notable

an outstanding characteristic or notable feature of a person, thing, or situation
example
Ejemplos
The athlete 's speed was the spot that impressed scouts.
La velocidad del atleta fue el punto fuerte que impresionó a los ojeadores.
07

sección, espacio

a short section, illustration, or advertisement within a magazine, radio, or TV program
example
Ejemplos
The radio station played a 30-second advertising spot.
La estación de radio emitió un spot publicitario de 30 segundos.
08

puesto, lugar

a position, job, or role within an organization
example
Ejemplos
The company has a new spot open in the marketing department.
La empresa tiene un nuevo puesto abierto en el departamento de marketing.
09

lugar, sitio

a place of business or establishment, especially for entertainment or leisure
example
Ejemplos
She recommended a quiet spot for coffee.
Ella recomendó un lugar tranquilo para tomar café.
10

mancha, mácula

an act or incident that brings discredit or dishonor
example
Ejemplos
One bad decision can leave a spot on your career.
Una mala decisión puede dejar una mancha en tu carrera.
11

foco, reflector

a lamp producing a strong, focused beam of light, often used to illuminate a performer or area on stage
example
Ejemplos
Stagehands adjusted the spot to highlight the dancer.
Los tramoyistas ajustaron el foco para resaltar a la bailarina.
12

a card marked with a number of symbols indicating its value in a game

13

punto, marca

a mark on a die or playing card indicating value
example
Ejemplos
The game uses cards with black and red spots.
El juego utiliza cartas con puntos negros y rojos.
14

gota, chorrito

a small quantity or portion of something, usually liquid
example
Ejemplos
The recipe calls for a spot of oil.
La receta requiere un poco de aceite.
15

a brief or minor attack of illness

to spot
01

descubrir, encontrar

to notice or see someone or something that is hard to do so
Transitive: to spot sb/sth
example
Ejemplos
Can you spot the hidden details in the intricate painting?
¿Puedes detectar los detalles ocultos en la pintura intrincada?
02

marcar, manchar

to mark something with small spots or marks to make it easy to recognize
Transitive: to spot sth
example
Ejemplos
They spotted the books to differentiate them from the others.
Ellos marcaron los libros para diferenciarlos de los demás.
03

manchar, mancarse

to develop marks or stains, often in the form of small, irregular patches
Intransitive
example
Ejemplos
His face started to spot with freckles as he spent more time in the sun.
Su cara empezó a marcarse con pecas al pasar más tiempo al sol.
04

manchar, marcar

to put a small mark or stain onto something
Transitive: to spot sth
example
Ejemplos
The child spotted the walls with crayons while drawing.
El niño manchó las paredes con crayones mientras dibujaba.
05

manchar, empañar

to damage or tarnish someone's reputation or moral integrity
Transitive: to spot a person or their moral qualities
example
Ejemplos
The lie he told spotted him in the eyes of his friends.
La mentira que dijo lo manchó a los ojos de sus amigos.
06

asistir, vigilar

to assist someone during a heavy lift, especially to ensure safety in exercises like the bench press
SlangSlang
example
Ejemplos
She spotted me while I tried my new PR.
Ella me spoteó mientras intentaba mi nuevo PR.
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