spot如何读

英:[spɒt]

美:[spɑːt]

spot英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C] 斑点,污点 small mark different in color, etc. from the surface it is on;roundish mark or stain
  2. [C] 地点,场所 particular place or area
  3. [C] 少量 small amount of sth
v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. 弄上污渍 mark with spots
  2. vt. 看出,认出 pick out, recognize one person or thing out of many

spot是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 地点,场所
  2. 丘疹
  3. 职位
  4. 污点,斑点,污渍
  5. 少许,少量
  6. 痣,疤,疮
  7. <口>处境
  8. 困境
  9. <口>聚光灯
  10. <口>定期小节目
  11. 广告插播
  12. 【鸟】斑头鸽
  13. 【商】现货
  14. 【足】罚球点
  15. Satellite Probatoire d'Observation de la Terre 斯波特(地球观测卫星),法国地球资源卫星
  16. satellite positioning and tracking 人造卫星定位及跟踪
adj. (形容词)
  1. 现付的,付现的, 从事现金交易的
  2. 插在节目间的,插在电台节目之间播送的,插播的
  3. 抽样的
  4. 现货的,专做现货生意的,进行现货交易的
  5. 现场的,现场广播的,现场报导的
  6. 任选的
  7. 局限于某些项目的
  8. 立即的,当场做出的
v. (动词)
  1. 用聚光灯照
  2. 沾上污渍,产生污渍,弄上斑点或污点,弄脏,(使)沾上污点,给污点弄脏,弄污,变污
  3. 【军】从云中探明敌方目标,从空中侦察敌方目标,探明...的位置
  4. <英口>下间断小雨
  5. 玷污,污辱
  6. 安置,布置
  7. 在...上饰以斑点
  8. 易染污点,易脏
  9. 散布,点缀
  10. <口>认出,发现,看见,看出,注意到
  11. 在...上做记号
  12. 让步
  13. 观察弹着点
adv. (副词)
  1. <英口>恰好,准确地
  2. 精确地,分毫不差地

spot变形

复数:spots或spot

第三人称单数:spots

现在分词:spotting

过去式:spotted

过去分词:spotted

spot词根

词根:spot

adj.

spotted 有斑点的;斑纹的;弄污的

spotty 发疹的;多斑点的;质量不一的

n.

spotting 测定点位;合模

spotter 着弹点观察员;监视人;测位仪;检路器

v.

spotted 发现(spot的过去分词);玷污;弄上污痕

spotting 沾上污渍;散布;用点装饰(spot的ing形式)

spot英英释义

noun

a taint on character or reputation : fault

the only spot on the family name

a small area visibly different (as in color, finish, or material) from the surrounding area

an area marred or marked (as by dirt)

spots of rot

a conventionalized design used on playing cards to distinguish the suits and indicate values

an object having a specified number of spots or a specified numeral on its surface

a small quantity or amount : bit

a particular place, area, or part

a small extent of space

plural usually spot a small croaker (Leiostomus xanthurus) of the Atlantic coast with a black spot behind the opercula

a particular position (as in an organization or a hierarchy)

a place or appearance on an entertainment program

spotlight

a position usually of difficulty or embarrassment

a brief announcement or advertisement broadcast between scheduled radio or television programs

a brief segment or report on a broadcast especially of news

verb

transitive verb

to stain the character or reputation of : disgrace

to mark in or with a spot : stain His pants were spotted with mud.

The snow was spotted with blood.

to locate or identify by a spot

to single out : identifyespecially: to note as a known criminal or a suspicious person

detect, notice spotted a deer in the woods

spot a mistake

to locate accurately

spot an enemy position

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

to lie at intervals in or over : stud

small boats spotting the harbor

to place at intervals or in a desired spot

spot field telephones

to fix in or as if in the beam of a spotlight

to schedule in a particular spot or at a particular time

spotted the main act at 9 p.m.

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.

to remove a spot from

to give a specified advantage to (an opponent) : to allow as a handicap (see handicap entry 1 sense 1b) spot him two strokes a hole in golf

She spotted me five points and still beat me easily.

informal to lend (someone) a usually small amount of money

Can you spot me five bucks?

intransitive verb

to become stained or discolored in spots

Fungus caused the leaves to spot.

to cause a spot

a detergent that always spots

to act as a spotterespecially: to locate targets

to experience abnormal and sporadic bleeding in small amounts from the uterus

adjective

being, originating, or done on the spot or in or for a particular spot

spot coverage of the news

available for immediate delivery after sale

spot commodities

paid out upon delivery

spot cash

broadcast between scheduled programs

spot announcements

performing occasionally when needed

a spot starter

made at random or restricted to a few places or instancesalso: selected at random or as a sample

a spot check

spot词组

on the spot立刻,当场;在危险中;处于负责地位

hot spot[生化]热点;过热点;潜在的危险地区

scenic spot风景区;景点

spot weldingn. 点焊

bright spot光点;辉点;高兴的事

a spot of少量的;一点儿

spot market现货市场

top spot榜首;最高位置

on spot现场;在现场

in spots时时;在某些方面

blind spot(视网膜上的)盲点;(驾驶车辆等视力以外的)盲区;偏见;无知

light spot光斑;光点;亮点

black spot黑斑;交通事故多发地段

white spot白斑;白点;白点病

beauty spot风景区;美人痣

famous scenic spot胜地

spot size光斑尺寸;光斑大小;黑子大小

leaf spot[植物病理学]叶斑病

weak spot弱点

high spotn. 特点,显著之点;强放射性点

spot区别

 setting, site, position, location, scene, locality, place, situation, spot

这组词都有“地点、位置、场所”的意思,其区别是:

setting一般特指戏剧或小说所写的环境或场所。

site指或大或小的地方,既可指供专门用途或特定活动的地点,又可指某一事件的地址。

position多指物体相对于其他物体所处的位置或状态。

location指某物设置的方向或地点。

scene常指真实事件或虚构故事发生的地点。

locality指某物所处的客观位置和周围地区。

place含义广泛,最普通用词,既可指很小的地点,又可指很大很远的地方或场所。

situation指物体在其周围环境中所处的位置或状态,侧重地点或场所的环境特征。

spot指相对较小的特定地点或事物所在地。

以上来源于网络

spot词源中文解释

公元前1200年,指道德污点; 到中叶14世纪,意为“在物体表面留下的斑点,污渍”; 可能部分来自于古英语单词 splott,意思是“斑点、污点、土块”,也可能来自于或与中古荷兰语单词 spotte,意思是“斑点、沙粒”有关。其他同源词有东弗里斯兰语单词 spot,指“沙粒”,北弗里斯兰语单词 spot,指“斑点、小块地”,古挪威语单词 spotti,指“小碎片”,挪威语单词 spot,指“斑点、小块地”。这些日耳曼语单词中可能有些是从其他一些语言借来的,但确切的演变过程尚不清楚。

公元1300年左右,指“动物皮毛上的补丁或印记”。“特定位置,空间范围较小”的意义(在身体等上)始于14世纪后期。在一般的比喻用法中,指“污点、缺陷、特别标记”,始于14世纪后期。同时,也在14世纪后期指“皮肤上的爆发”。

指广播中播放广告或公告的短暂间隔,是1937年的用法,来源于先前的“演出在名单上的位置”的意义,即1923年的用法。用数字(如 five-spot)前置,最初表示若干年的 “监狱判决”(1901年,美国俚语)。night-spot 中的意义始于1954年。

口语短语 hit the spot(意为“满足, 达到要求”)於1857年问世。副词短语 on the spot 在1670年代被证明表示“立即,不移动或不拖延”,在1680年代表示“准确地在时间和地点”。其后用来表示“做恰当和必要的事情”(1884年)。put (someone) on the spot 的意思是“置于困境中”(来源于1928年); Being in a spot (意为“陷入麻烦”)则始于1929 年。Spot check 指随机抽样制成的品质样品,最早于1933年被证实。副词短语 spot on 表示“完全正确”,最早于1920年被证实。

spot_体育行业词汇

让步

罚球点

置球点

瞄准点

中心点

白弹子

弱点

spot_医学行业词汇

点,斑:局部颜色不同之处,同loculus或macula,另见tache

spot_法律行业词汇

当场

spot_电子学行业词汇

束点

spot词源英文解释

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

The first known use of spot was before the 12th century

spot儿童词典英英释义

squeeze1 of 2verb

to press together from the opposite sides of : compress

squeeze wet clay into a ball

to get by squeezing

squeeze juice from a lemon

to force or thrust by compression : crowd

squeezed into the car

to force (as by threats) money, goods, or services from

squeezed their tenants mercilessly

to reduce the amount of

rising costs squeezed profits

to gain or win by a narrow margin

squeeze2 of 2noun

an act or instance of squeezing

financial pressure

put the squeeze on someone

slang a romantic partner

she's my main squeeze

square1 of 4noun

an instrument having at least one right angle and two straight edges used to draw or test right angles

a rectangle with all four sides equal

any of the four-sided spaces marked out on a board for playing games

the product of a number multiplied by itself

4 is the square of 2

an open place or area formed at the meeting of two or more streets

block entry 1 sense 7a

square2 of 4adjective

having four equal sides and four right angles

a square piece of paper

forming a right angle

a square corner

having a square base

a square pyramid

being approximately a cube

a square cabinet

of a shape suggesting strength and toughness square shoulders

a square jaw

having the shape of a square as its cross section

a square tower

being a unit of area that has the shape of a square and sides of a specified unit length

a square foot

being of a specified length in each of two equal dimensions

10 feet square

exactly adjusted : well made

just entry 1 sense 2a, fair

a square deal

leaving no balance : settled

being tied in score

the golfers were all square after five holes

large enough to satisfy

three square meals a day

not knowing or following the latest styles

square3 of 4verb

to form with right angles, straight edges, and flat surfaces : make square or rectangular

square a timber

to bring to a right angle

squared his shoulders

to multiply (a number) by itself : to raise (a number) to the second power

to find a square equal in area to

square a circle

to agree or make agree

his story does not square with the facts

balance entry 2 sense 1, settle

square an account

to mark off into squares

bribe entry 2, fix

to take a fighting stance

the two squared off

square4 of 4adverb

in a direct, firm, or honest manner

looked her square in the eye

square1 of 4noun

an instrument having at least one right angle and two straight edges used to draw or test right angles

a rectangle with all four sides equal

any of the four-sided spaces marked out on a board for playing games

the product of a number multiplied by itself

4 is the square of 2

an open place or area formed at the meeting of two or more streets

block entry 1 sense 7a

square2 of 4adjective

having four equal sides and four right angles

a square piece of paper

forming a right angle

a square corner

having a square base

a square pyramid

being approximately a cube

a square cabinet

of a shape suggesting strength and toughness square shoulders

a square jaw

having the shape of a square as its cross section

a square tower

being a unit of area that has the shape of a square and sides of a specified unit length

a square foot

being of a specified length in each of two equal dimensions

10 feet square

exactly adjusted : well made

just entry 1 sense 2a, fair

a square deal

leaving no balance : settled

being tied in score

the golfers were all square after five holes

large enough to satisfy

three square meals a day

not knowing or following the latest styles

square3 of 4verb

to form with right angles, straight edges, and flat surfaces : make square or rectangular

square a timber

to bring to a right angle

squared his shoulders

to multiply (a number) by itself : to raise (a number) to the second power

to find a square equal in area to

square a circle

to agree or make agree

his story does not square with the facts

balance entry 2 sense 1, settle

square an account

to mark off into squares

bribe entry 2, fix

to take a fighting stance

the two squared off

square4 of 4adverb

in a direct, firm, or honest manner

looked her square in the eye

square1 of 4noun

an instrument having at least one right angle and two straight edges used to draw or test right angles

a rectangle with all four sides equal

any of the four-sided spaces marked out on a board for playing games

the product of a number multiplied by itself

4 is the square of 2

an open place or area formed at the meeting of two or more streets

block entry 1 sense 7a

square2 of 4adjective

having four equal sides and four right angles

a square piece of paper

forming a right angle

a square corner

having a square base

a square pyramid

being approximately a cube

a square cabinet

of a shape suggesting strength and toughness square shoulders

a square jaw

having the shape of a square as its cross section

a square tower

being a unit of area that has the shape of a square and sides of a specified unit length

a square foot

being of a specified length in each of two equal dimensions

10 feet square

exactly adjusted : well made

just entry 1 sense 2a, fair

a square deal

leaving no balance : settled

being tied in score

the golfers were all square after five holes

large enough to satisfy

three square meals a day

not knowing or following the latest styles

square3 of 4verb

to form with right angles, straight edges, and flat surfaces : make square or rectangular

square a timber

to bring to a right angle

squared his shoulders

to multiply (a number) by itself : to raise (a number) to the second power

to find a square equal in area to

square a circle

to agree or make agree

his story does not square with the facts

balance entry 2 sense 1, settle

square an account

to mark off into squares

bribe entry 2, fix

to take a fighting stance

the two squared off

square4 of 4adverb

in a direct, firm, or honest manner

looked her square in the eye

spring1 of 2verb

to appear or grow quickly

the weeds sprang up overnight

to come from by birth or descent

sprang from an immigrant family

to come into being : arise

towns sprang up across the plains

to move suddenly forward or upward : leap sprang up the path sprang to my feet

a lion crouched and waiting to spring

to have (a leak) appear

to move by elastic force

the lid sprang shut

to become warped or bent

the door has sprung

to cause to operate suddenly

spring a trap

to produce suddenly

sprung a surprise on us

pay entry 1 sense 1—usually used with for

spring for a new pair of shoes

to release or cause to be released from confinement (as jail)

spring2 of 2noun

a source of supplyespecially: a source of water coming up from the ground

the season between winter and summer including in the northern hemisphere usually the months of March, April, and May

a time or season of growth or development

an elastic body or device that recovers its original shape when released after being squeezed or stretched

the act or an instance of leaping up or forward

elastic power or force

the spring in your step

spread1 of 2verb

to open over a larger area

spread out a map

to stretch out : extend

spread her arms wide

to scatter over an area

spread fertilizer

to give out over a period or among a group

spread the work over several weeks

to put a layer of on a surface

spread butter on bread

to cover something with

spread the cloth on the table

to prepare for a meal : set

spread a table

to become or cause to become widely known the panic spread rapidly

spread the news

to extend the range or occurrence of

spread a disease

to stretch or move apart

spread one's fingers

spread2 of 2noun

the act or process of spreading

the spread of education

the extent of spreading

the spread of a bird's wings

a very noticeable display in a newspaper or magazine

a two-page spread

a food to be spread on bread or crackers

a cheese spread

a very fine meal : feast

a cloth cover for a table or bed

distance between two points

spread1 of 2verb

to open over a larger area

spread out a map

to stretch out : extend

spread her arms wide

to scatter over an area

spread fertilizer

to give out over a period or among a group

spread the work over several weeks

to put a layer of on a surface

spread butter on bread

to cover something with

spread the cloth on the table

to prepare for a meal : set

spread a table

to become or cause to become widely known the panic spread rapidly

spread the news

to extend the range or occurrence of

spread a disease

to stretch or move apart

spread one's fingers

spread2 of 2noun

the act or process of spreading

the spread of education

the extent of spreading

the spread of a bird's wings

a very noticeable display in a newspaper or magazine

a two-page spread

a food to be spread on bread or crackers

a cheese spread

a very fine meal : feast

a cloth cover for a table or bed

distance between two points

spot1 of 3noun

something bad that others know about one : fault

a small area that is different (as in color) from the main part

an area marred or marked (as by dirt)

a small diseased or decayed area on the body surface of a plant or animal spots of chicken pox

spots of rot on a leaf

a small quantity or amount

a particular place a sore spot

a good spot for a picnic

a particular position (as in an organization or on a program)

spotlight entry 1 sense 2

a position usually of difficulty or embarrassment

put someone in a spot

a short broadcast announcement or advertisement

spot2 of 3verb

to mark or become marked with or as if with spots

to single out : identify

spot a friend in a crowd

spot3 of 3adjective

done on the spot

spot coverage of the news

paid upon delivery

spot cash

involving immediate cash payment

the spot market for oil

broadcast between scheduled programs

spot announcements

made from time to time or in a few places or instances

a spot check

spot医学词典英英释义

spot1 of 2noun

a circumscribed mark or area: as

a circumscribed surface lesion of disease (as measles)

a circumscribed abnormality in an organ seen by means of X-rays or an instrument

X-rays revealed a spot on the lung

spot2 of 2intransitive verb

to experience abnormal and sporadic bleeding in small amounts from the uterus

spot 例句

1 Then, as our friend Fate would have it, on our very last day at the beach I spot her.

2 We need to leave at six forty a.m. to get there in time and get a spot right by the door so we’re first in line okay?

3 It was downright eerie the way he always got to the spot the kite would land before the kite did, as if he had some sort of inner compass.

4 It would have made a nice spot in the summer for an ordinary family to sit and eat a picnic.

5 Fuchsia doesn’t look up from a spot on the floor that she’s staring at.

6 Ella bounded ahead, looking for a spot with the best view.

7 We take spots on the carpeted floor, and when Madrina’s finally settled, it feels as if the whole apartment has let out a deep, long sigh.

8 Under Mr. Dantzler, the Big Store became a source of town cohesiveness and a social gathering spot.

9 We found a quiet spot by the hammock, where the music was loud enough to hear but didn’t drown out our conversation—though we were both too focused on eating to talk much.

10 In a short time Rontu rose to his feet and left the spotted dog where it lay.

11 We made our way to the small living room, where Connor spotted my guitar in the corner.

12 Tree-ear was just about to move on when he spotted a shelf at the back of the stall.

13 “Manny’s spot is around the other side and down some stairs to the basement, if I remember right.”

14 They were spotted by police as they were entering the bank.

他们走进银行时被警察认出来了.

15 Black spots bloomed in Kaz’s sight as he fought to remain conscious.

16 Banks need to have deep customer relationships to spot and respond to these changes, he says.

他表示,银行因该和顾客打造深厚的联系,从而才能发现这些变化, 并对此做出调整.

17 I stare inward in the center of my unseeing eye at the red spot that transforms itself into a multipetaled flower—the shimmering, swirling, luminescent flower that lies deep in the core of my unconscious.

18 He found a spot in Lafayette Park where he could watch the entrance to the White House.

19 It was so much a part of my life I remember every detail of him: the clear-rimmed glasses and spotted tie, the broad smile, the grandfatherly bald head like a warm, bright light bulb.

20 Soon after, I crest a rise and spot something strange ahead: glimmers of light, like moonlight shining down on a lake.

spot 同义词

4 使有污渍

splotch

5 有污渍

spotty splotch blotchy

11 花斑

dapple

17 黑点

black mark

18 持续时间

continuance

19 红斑

blotch

21 沾上污点

blot splotch

22 小脓疱

pimple papilla whelk

23 疱疹

herpes

24 一小片

nip morsel

25 现货的

off-the-shelf

27 境遇

case circumstance

29 太阳的黑点

macule

30 下小雨

spit

38 观光地

sight vacationland

40 现金的

down dry

47 现金支付的

out-of-pocket

48 集中照射

flick

50 青春痘

acne

52 没有执照的酒吧

tiddleywink tiddlywink

57 当场的

summary on-the-spot snap

67 使有斑点

maculate flecker speck speckle

68 音符

note

69 小点

pinpoint speck

76 非法酒店

joker

77 被看好的马

selection pot

78 现场的

live field onsite on-the-scene

80 一点酒

snifter

81 沾湿

moisten DEW bedew

83 借给

advance spare

90 猜中

guess nick get hot

91 插画

cut

93

have let surrender to

95 现金支付

out-of-pocket cash payment

96

sore

100 徒刑

bird stretch rap

102 处所

place

109 地图

plat map scheme carte

114 聚光灯

spotlight limelight

115 美人斑

patch

117 付现

encash cash payment

123

give hand

129 用聚光灯照射

spotlight

130 脓疱

pustule

132 一杯酒

powder whet

136 娱乐场所

club

137 一丁点

itsy-bitsy

139 一滴

drop blob dribble globule

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