Spot
સ્પોટ
definition
verb
Andrew spotted the ad in the paper
see, notice, or recognize (someone or something) that is difficult to detect or that one is searching for.
the velvet was spotted with stains
mark with spots.
noun
ladybugs have black spots on their red wing covers
a small round or roundish mark, differing in color or texture from the surface around it.
a nice secluded spot
a particular place or point.
translation of 'spot'
noun
જગ્યા
example
His neurosis isn't helped when she notices a 'spot' of discoloration on his lip, leading him to believe he'll soon be dead of cancer.
In an inspired, hilarious nod to the past, though, she does get to do a nice 'spot' of funky dancing when her date takes her to the icon of '70s hipness, Soul Train.
The Detroit ethanol 'spot' price data were obtained from Kapell.
she couldn't do her usual singing 'spot' in the club
When that happened, Bass said, he told buyers to lower 'spot' market bids.
The extreme cases are easy to 'spot' but others require more time.
She is making her weekly trip into Wellington for a 'spot' of shopping.
A labor-union pioneer deserves a 'spot' in baseball's Hall of Fame.
a 'spot' of rain
How else does he 'spot' the killer before he has any evidence?
One bright 'spot' is simply that hard-core rap has knocked out such unmusical predecessors as heavy metal and punk.
there was one bright 'spot' in a night of dismal failure
A couple of teenagers leave a beach party for a 'spot' of skinnydipping.
an ideal picnic 'spot'
A plaque marks the 'spot' where the wager was made.
The only bright 'spot' is provided by Cedric the Entertainer, as a crooked preacher.
his bald 'spot'
a 'spot' of rain
In his nervousness, he cut himself, standing back and watching the blood trickle down his cheek; a small 'spot' settling on the collar of his shirt.
Finally, the one bright 'spot' amongst the added features is a five-minute excerpt from the boys' appearance at the 1997 Cable Ace Awards.
They arrive at the 'spot' where the hole is and the seminarist steps out of the Range Rover and has a look at it (the viewer still only sees, in a long shot, the side of the cliff).
The laity frequently had to compete for this space with bishops and abbots, who surprisingly often requested burial in the same 'spot' instead of within the choir.
I'll 'spot' you $300
It's a wonder how all of this art, architecture and creativity ended up in such a secluded 'spot' .
When he started losing calves, he switched to a different 'spot' .
The Panhandle has been the one bright 'spot' during this ongoing drought.
This fact of the trading institution alters the equilibrium outcome relative to both the certain case and the case of supply and demand risk in 'spot' markets.
women don't collect stamps or 'spot' trains
A record label sinks or swims on its A & R department's ability to 'spot' hot new talent, and Grainge considers Cowell one of the best.
At any rate, she's The Sweetest Thing's lone bright 'spot' .
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