The Open Dictionary

spot

名词

UK/spɒt/
US/spɑːt/

定义 spot 名词

mark(標記)

  1. B1Countable(可數名詞)

    A small area of color, typically round, that is a different shade or tone from the surrounding surface.

    點；斑點

    • There was a small grease spot on his tie.

      他的領帶上有一個小油漬。

    • She noticed a small stain spot on her shirt.

      她注意到她的襯衫上有一個小污漬。

    • There are a few coffee spots on this tablecloth.

      這塊桌布上有一些咖啡漬。

  2. B1Countable(可數名詞)

    One of many dots or marks that together form a pattern.

    構成圖案的眾多點或斑點之一。

    • She wore a dress with red spots.

      她穿了一件有紅色斑點的洋裝。

    • The dog has black spots on its body.

      這隻狗的身上有黑色斑點。

    • The leopard is known for its distinctive spots.

      豹以其獨特的斑點聞名。

blemish(瑕疵)

  1. B2Countable(可數名詞)

    A raised, temporary circle on the skin, often pale red; a pimple or blemish.

    痘痘；青春痘

    • He developed some spots on his face.

      他的臉上長了一些痘痘。

    • She often had spots during her teenage years.

      她在青少年時期經常長痘痘。

    • This cream helps reduce spots on the skin.

      這種面霜有助於減少皮膚上的痘痘。

amount(數量)

  1. Countable(可數名詞)

    A small quantity or amount of something.

    少量；一點點。

    • Please give me a spot of sugar.

      請給我一點糖。

    • We had a spot of tea after a busy day.

      我們在忙碌一天後喝了一點茶。

    • He needs a spot of help to complete the project.

      他需要一點幫助來完成這個項目。

location(地點)

  1. B2Countable(可數名詞)

    A specific location or place.

    某個特定的地點或場所。

    • There is a nice spot for a picnic in the park.

      公園裡有個適合野餐的好地方。

    • I found a good spot to read quietly.

      我找到了一個安靜閱讀的好地方。

    • That spot on the beach is perfect for watching the sunset.

      海灘上的那個地方非常適合看日落。

show(表演)

  1. Countable(可數名詞)

    A designated time slot in a show for a specific performer.

    （演出中）表演時段

    • The comedian has a regular ten-minute spot on the show.

      這位喜劇演員在節目中有一個固定的十分鐘表演時間。

    • The singer's spot is scheduled for the middle of the show.

      歌手的表演時間安排在節目的中間部分。

    • We secured a spot on the TV show to promote our product.

      我們在電視節目上爭取到了一個時間來推廣我們的產品。

片语 spot 名词

  • on the spot

    At the exact location where an event is currently taking place or has recently occurred.

    在現場

    • The fire department arrived on the spot immediately after receiving the report.

    消防部門接到報告後立即趕到現場。

动词

UK/spɒt/
US/spɑːt/

定义 spot 动词

notice(注意到)

  1. B2Transitive(及物動詞)

    To notice or recognize someone or something, often because you are actively looking.

    看到；注意到

    • I spotted him walking into the coffee shop.

      我看到他走進咖啡店。

    • She spotted her long-lost friend in the crowd.

      她在人群中發現了失散已久的朋友。

    • I spotted a small leak in my car's tire.

      我發現我的汽車輪胎有個小漏氣。

weather(天氣)

  1. Intransitive(不及物動詞)

    To rain lightly, with only a few drops.

    下小雨；零星小雨

    • It is starting to spot with rain.

      開始下起小雨了。

    • I felt it spot with rain.

      我感覺到開始下小雨了。

    • The forecast said it would spot with rain this morning.

      預報說今天早上會下小雨。

片语 spot 动词

  • well spotted

    An expression used to commend someone for noticing something that is not immediately obvious.

    好眼力

    • "Look, there seems to be a crack in the wall over there." "Yes, well spotted!"

    「看，那邊的牆上似乎有裂縫。」「沒錯，觀察真仔細！」

成语

  • put someone on the spot

    To put someone in a difficult or embarrassing situation, especially by forcing them to answer a difficult question or make an important decision immediately.

    使（某人）難堪

    • He was put on the spot when asked about the unfinished project during the meeting.

    他在會議上被問到未完成的項目時，陷入了尷尬的境地。