dot
डॉट
definition
verb
wet spots of rain began to dot his shirt
mark with a small spot or spots.
noun
a symbol depicted in colored dots
a small round mark or spot.
a dowry, particularly one from which only the interest or annual income was available to the husband.
abbreviation
Department of Transportation.
translation of 'dot'
verb
बिंदु लगाना,
छितराना,
बिंदुओं से अंकित करना
noun
बिंदु,
यौतक,
बिंदी,
डॉट,
नुकता,
गोद का बच्चा,
छोटा धब्बा,
छोटा दाग़,
विंदु,
दहेज
example
How you connect letters, how you 'dot' the ‘i’ and cross the ‘t’ all says something about you.
In 20th-century notation the staccato is generally prescribed by means of a 'dot' over or under the note and is distinguished from the more emphatic staccatissimo, indicated by a wedge.
Portato is indicated by a short line over or under a note, or the combination of a slur and staccato 'dot' .
As the sun sinks lower into the abyss, the sea and sky soften to a dark wine, stars begin to 'dot' the heavens, and black waves crash onto the shore, the scent of salt and evening flowers heavy in the air.
wet spots of rain began to 'dot' his shirt
Place the item flat on a work surface and mark a 'dot' at the embroidery center.
By six the predicted rain began to 'dot' the windows.
A 'dot' written under a vowel means that the word should be pronounced with a voice that starts low, drops a little bit lower, and is then cut off abruptly.
Patches of blue slowly began to 'dot' the gray sky.
A 'dot' after a note ordinarily meant that it was half as long again as its normal value, but otherwise it simply signified that the notes on either side were irregular in some way. 5.
Scattered dead and living Porites coral colonies 'dot' these areas.
Venus, the third-brightest object in the sky, will take six hours to cross the bottom of the sun, appearing as a black 'dot' against the solar disc.
This gets more interesting if you are learning to bicycle near one of those parks that 'dot' every residential area.
The six green arrows point to the same spot on each of six light-traces; those marked with a blue 'dot' are very faint, and need close examination to be seen.
His site is Friends of Cayman 'dot' org, a site dedicated to the repair and reconstruction of badly damaged homes on Grand Cayman.
There is, however, a range of diacritical usage in or related to English, including two everyday marks with diacritical properties: the 'dot' and the apostrophe.
The brightest planet in the sky will appear as a black 'dot' moving across the surface of the sun.
The twist-up pencil point lets you 'dot' concealer exactly on the spot without hitting the surrounding skin.
Email me at greg at greg 'dot' org with your suggestions.
Oh where oh where could MoveOn 'dot' org have gotten such outrageous and unthinkable notions!
People often speak or write Morse code using words ‘Dit’ (or Di) for a 'dot' and ‘Dah’ for a dash.
I have an interview with a start up 'dot' com.
wet spots of rain began to 'dot' his shirt
To camouflage spots, dip a clean cotton bud into a concealer that matches your skin tone and 'dot' on the spot.
Domain names have at least two parts, separated by a 'dot' or period.
Then suddenly the dot would disappear, and the task would change: now participants had to identify the spot where the 'dot' disappeared.
A dotted half note has a 'dot' behind it to make it three beats not two beats.
He is first seen in Lawrence as a tiny 'dot' on a desert horizon that shimmers in the heat; he gradually becomes more distinct as he nears the camera.
All around the globe, they are beginning to 'dot' the land and the sea.
you need to 'dot' the i
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