spot

n.地点；场所；职位；污点；斑点；少量；聚光灯；插播节目

adj.现场的；现货的；插播的

v.（使）产生污渍；玷污；认出；用灯光照射

This is the spot where the two trucks collided. 这儿就是两辆卡车相撞的地点。

That was the common spot for settling affairs of honour. 那是他们通常决斗的场所。

She found a spot as a secretary. 她找到一个秘书的职位。

He flicked at spot with handkerchief. 他轻轻地用手帕拂拭污点。

All apples with soft spots were rejected. 所有带软斑点的苹果都被剔除。

I've tried to jazz up the old car with a spot of paint and some accessories. 我设法用少量油漆和一些配件修整这辆旧汽车。

There is a new spot at ten o'clock before the talk show. 脱口秀前新增了一个十点开始的小节目。

Several television stations gave spot coverage to the conference. 好几家电视台对大会作了现场报导。

His boots were spotted with mud. 他的靴子上沾有泥渍。

The scandal spotted his character. 那件丑闻玷污了他的人格。

She spotted her friend in the crowd. 她在人群中认出了她的朋友。

spot表示“地点”时，前面习惯与介词on搭配。 I found her standing on this spot.我发现她站在这个地方。

n.独裁；专制；暴政；专制政府

n.污点

名词spot的复数形式.

adj.洁白无瑕的；非常洁净的；无缺点的；无污点的；无可挑剔的

adj.有斑点的；斑纹的；有污点的

v.产生污渍；玷污；认出（动词spot的过去式和过去分词形式）

n.观察员；监视人；弹着点观测员；检路器

n.照明灯；车头灯；公众注意中心

vt.用聚光灯照；使瞩目