Translation of 'spot' in English

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spot
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adj. spottable.
spot
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adj. 1. on hand; ready.
Ex. a spot answer.
2a. for immediate cash payment and delivery.
Ex. a spot sale.
b. having to do with or specializing in cash transactions.
Ex. A leading spot firm said there was a decided improveme
spot
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expr. hit the spot, (Informal.) to be just right; be satisfactory.
Ex. A cool drink on a hot day is certain to hit the spot.
spot
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expr. in a spot, in trouble or difficulty.
Ex. I was in a spot when my car ran out of gas on that lonely road.
spot
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expr. in spots,
a. in one spot, part, place, or point and another.
Ex. an argument weak in spots.
b. at times; by snatches.
Ex. Mammy has a kind of obstinacy about her, in spots, that everybody don't see as I do (Harriet Beecher
spot
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b. (Figurative.) at once; immediately; straightway.
Ex. He expected his orders to be carried out' title='expr. on (or upon) the spot,
a. at that very place.
Ex. You know in business there's nothing like being on the spot (Lord Dunsany).
b. (Figurative.) at once; immediately; straightway.
Ex. He expected his orders to be carried out in english'>expr. on (or upon) the spot,
a. at that very place.
Ex. You know in business there's nothing like being on the spot (Lord Dunsany).
b. (Figurative.) at once; immediately; straightway.
Ex. He expected his orders to be carried out b. (Figurative.) at once; immediately; straightway.
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spot
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expr. put on the spot, (Slang.) to mark (someone) for death by assassination.
Ex. You get rid of inconvenient subordinates ... by putting them on the spot--that is, deliberately sending them to their death (Punch).
spot
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expr. spot on, (British Informal.) exactly right; perfectly correct.
Ex. [He] is a man whose forecasts are usually spot on (Sunday Times). Like the words, the setting must be spot on (Manchester Guardian Weekly).
spot
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noun 1. a small mark or stain that discolors or disfigures; stain; speck.
Ex. a spot of ink on the paper. You have grease spots on your suit. That spot on her cheek is a bruise.
(SYN) fleck, blotch, blot.
2. (Figurative.) a blemish or
spot
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spot, noun, verb, spotted,spotting,adjective.
spot
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v.i. 1. to make a spot or stain.
2. to become spotted; have spots.
Ex. This silk will spot with rain.
spot
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v.t. 1. to make spots on; stain.
Ex. He has spotted the tablecloth.
2. (Figurative.) to stain, sully, or tarnish (as character or reputation).
Ex. He spotted his reputation by lying repeatedly.
3. to mark, cover, or decorate wit

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