Spot
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British pronunciation/spˈɒt/
American pronunciation/ˈspɑt/

Definition & Meaning of "spot"

Spot
01

a small usually round mark that has a different color or texture from the surface it is on

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The photographer captured a spot of light reflecting off the lake 's surface at sunset.
He noticed a bright spot of sunlight shining through the window onto the floor.
There was a dark spot on the carpet where the spilled coffee had dried.
02

a particular point or location that is identified or located in relation to the surrounding surface features of a region or area

spot definition and meaning
03

a small red circle on someone's skin that is raised, particularly on their face

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spot definition and meaning
04

a segment of a television or radio show assigned to a particular person or a type of performance

05

a blemish made by dirt

06

an outstanding characteristic

07

a short section or illustration (as between radio or tv programs or in a magazine) that is often used for advertising

08

a job in an organization

09

a business establishment for entertainment

10

an act that brings discredit to the person who does it

11

a lamp that produces a strong beam of light to illuminate a restricted area; used to focus attention of a stage performer

12

a playing card with a specified number of pips on it to indicate its value

13

a mark on a die or on a playing card (shape depending on the suit)

14

a small amount of something, usually a liquid

15

a slight attack of illness

to spot
01

to notice or see someone or something that is hard to do so

Transitive: to spot sb/sth
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Can you spot the hidden details in the intricate painting?
Yesterday, she spotted a hidden message in the document.
The hiker could spot the rare bird perched high in the trees.
02

to mark something with small spots or marks to make it easy to recognize

Transitive: to spot sth
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He spotted the tree with a small red tag for future reference.
The teacher spotted the papers to mark important points.
They spotted the books to differentiate them from the others.
03

to develop marks or stains, often in the form of small, irregular patches

Intransitive
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The wall will spot if you do n't clean up the paint spill soon.
The fabric will spot easily if it 's exposed to too much sunlight.
The leaves of the plant began to spot as the weather turned cooler.
04

to put a small mark or stain onto something

Transitive: to spot sth
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She spotted the white shirt with a small stain from lunch.
The child spotted the walls with crayons while drawing.
He spotted his shoes with mud after walking through the puddle.
05

to damage or tarnish someone's reputation or moral integrity

Transitive: to spot a person or their moral qualities
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His actions in the scandal completely spotted his reputation.
That one dishonest move spotted an otherwise clean reputation.
One bad decision can spot a person ’s character for a long time.
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The photographer captured a spot of light reflecting off the lake's surface at sunset.
He noticed a bright spot of sunlight shining through the window onto the floor.
There was a dark spot on the carpet where the spilled coffee had dried.
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