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spot

noun B1
1

leke, 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

similar: markstain

2

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

similar: placelocationareasite

spot

verb B2
1

görmek, fark etmek

to see or notice someone or something, especially suddenly or briefly

I spotted a red car parked outside the library.

  • During the hike, we spotted a deer near the stream.
  • The teacher asked the students to spot any grammatical errors in the paragraph.
  • Scientists spotted unusual cloud formations that could indicate climate change.
  • After hours of searching, the rescue team finally spotted the missing hiker on the ridge.
  • spot a mistake · bir hatayı fark etmek The editor quickly spotted a mistake in the manuscript.
  • spot a difference · bir farkı görmek Can you spot the difference between these two pictures?
  • spot sb doing sth She spotted him leaving the building at midnight.

sb: somebody · sth: something

similar: noticedetect

simpler: see

opposite: overlook

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