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Meaning ofspotin English

spot

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Pluralspots
Past Tensespotted
Participle Verbspotting
Third Person Singularspots

Definitions

Noun
1. a round patch of different color/texture
2. a specific location or area
3. a designated parking space
  The parking lot had a reserved spot for the manager.
4. a stain or disfiguring mark
  The red spot on her cheek was a noticeable blemish.
5. a small skin imperfection (pimple, etc.)
  The acne left a spot on my forehead.
6. a symbol on a card or die; indicating value
  The six spot on the dice determined our next move.
7. a small, unspecified quantity
  I can add a spot of milk to my coffee.
8. a concentrated light source
  The stage was illuminated by a single spot.
9. one who assists a maneuver (in sports)
  The coach relied on his spot to help the gymnast with her routine.
Verb
1. to notice or identify something
  She was able to spot the mistake in the financial report.
2. to support or assist a maneuver (in sports)
  The gymnast's partner helped to spot her during the difficult routine.
3. to stain or leave a mark; discolor
  The coffee table was easy to spot with the red wine stain.
4. to cover with spots; speckle
  The fabric was carefully spot cleaned to remove the stubborn stain.
5. to remove stains or flaws
  The painter used a small brush to spot the wall with colorful dots.
6. to retouch photos; correct minor errors
  The photographer will spot the portrait to remove any blemishes.
7. to place at a marked location
  The event organizer will spot the VIP guests at the front row.
8. to position at a marked location
  The crew will spot the camera at the corner of the room.
9. to place an object at a marked location
  The hotel staff will spot the guest's luggage in the designated area.
10. to position an aircraft for launch (on a carrier)
  The aircraft carrier crew will spot the fighter jet for takeoff.
11. to position a vehicle at a specific point; loading/unloading
  The forklift driver will spot the truck at the loading dock.
Adjective
1. available for immediate payment
  The company offered a spot payment option for customers who wanted to pay immediately.

Compounds / Phrases

nightspot one-spot spot on spotlight spotlights hotspot blackspot findspot blindspot beauty spot soft spot milk spot blind spot troublespot dead spot highspot spot-on hidden spot