spot
noun B1leke, benek, iz A2
a small round mark or stain on a surface
The child pointed to a red spot on the paper.
- A tiny spot of ink fell on the carpet during the meeting.
- Scientists observed a spot of discoloration on the specimen under the microscope.
- The detective noted a suspicious spot on the suspect's coat that matched the evidence.
- After weeks of analysis, the researchers finally identified the anomalous spot as a rare mineral deposit.
- spot of blood · kan lekesi She noticed a small spot of blood on her shirt.
sb: somebody · sth: something
yer, konum B1
a particular place or area, especially one that is known or easily identified
We met at the usual spot near the campus fountain.
- The hikers discovered a hidden spot with a beautiful view of the valley.
- Local residents consider the park a safe spot for evening walks.
- The documentary highlighted the spot where the historic battle took place.
- Urban planners are evaluating the spot for potential redevelopment into a mixed-use complex.
- popular spot · popüler yer The café became a popular spot for students after the campus reopened.
- tourist spot · turist yeri The ancient ruins are a major tourist spot in the region.
- a good spot for sth They found a quiet spot for studying in the library.
sb: somebody · sth: something