spotted
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spot - ted -> spotted
၁။ (က) အပြောက်။ a white skirt with red spots ❍ Which has spots, the leopard or the tiger? (ခ) စွန်း ထင်းနေသောအကွက်။ အစွန်း။ spots of mud on her skirt.
၂။ (အသားအရေပေါ်တွင် အနာရောဂါကြောင့် ပေါ်သော) အနီဖု။ ဝက်ခြံ။ a teenage boy worried about his spots ❍ She had chicken-pox and was covered in spots.
၃။ (က) နေရာ။ အကွက်အကွင်း။ a nice picnic spot/spot for a picnic ❍ stand rooted to the spot (ie unable to move) ❍ This is the (very) spot where he was murdered. See also BEAUTY SPOT, BLACK SPOT, HOT SPOT, TROUBLE SPOT
(ခ) (infml ) ဖျော်ဖြေခင်း။ a popular night spot.
၄။ အပိုင်း။ အကန့်။ ကဏ္ဍ။ အခန်းကဏ္ဍ။ အခန်း။ There are several weak spots in your argument. ❍ That evening was the only bright spot (ie pleasant event) in an otherwise awful week.
၅။ အစက်။ Did you feel a few spots of rain?
၆။ (usu sing ) ~ of sth (Brit infml ) နည်းနည်းလောက်။ Are you ready for a spot of lunch? ❍ I'm having a spot of bother (ie a bit of trouble) with my car.
၇။ (ရေဒီယို၊ ရုပ်မြင်သံကြား၊ ဇာတ်သဘင်တွင်) အခန်း။ a ten-minute guest spot on a radio programme ❍ She has a regular cabaret spot at a local nightclub.
၈။ အဆင့်။ the number one spot in the pop charts.
၉။ (infml ) = SPOTLIGHT
v (-tt- )
၁။ ~ sb/sth (as sth) ရှာတွေ့သည်။ ရိပ်စားမိသည်။ He finally spotted just the shirt he wanted. ❍ She spotted her friend in the crowd. ❍ I can't spot the difference between them. ❍ Can you spot the flaw in their argument? ❍ I soon spotted what the problem was. ❍ He was spotted by police boarding a plane for Paris. ❍ She has been spotted as a likely tennis star of the future.
၂။ (Brit infml ) (it နှင့်တွဲသုံးသည်) မိုးဖွဲဖွဲကျသည်။ It's beginning to spot. ❍ It's spotting with rain.
၃။ ~ sth (with sth) (usu passive) အစက်အပြောက်စွန်းသည်၊ ပါရှိသည်။ She wore an apron spotted with household stains.
❏ in a (tight) spot [IDM ] (infml ) မလူးသာမလွန့်သာ အခြေအနေ။ အကျပ်အတည်း။ I'm in a bit of a tight spot financially.
❏ on the spot [IDM ]
၁။ ချက်ချင်း။ ပွဲချင်းပြီး။ လက်ငင်း။ He was hit by a falling tree and killed on the spot. ❍ She was caught stealing and dismissed on the spot. ❍ an on the spot parking fine.
၂။ ဖြစ်ပွားရာနေရာ။ Let's go over to our reporter on the spot. ❍ on-the-spot reporting ❍ The police were on the spot within a few minutes of my telephone call.
၃။ ကျဉ်းထဲကျပ်ထဲ။ The interviewer's questions about her private life really put her on the spot.
❏ spot check n အလစ်ဝင်စစ်ဆေးခြင်း။ The campaign against drinking and driving will include spot checks on motorists.
❏ spotless adj
၁။ သပ်ရပ်သန့်ရှင်း[သော]။
He keeps his room spotless.
၂။ (fml ) ပြစ်ခြည်မစွန်းသော။ a spotless reputation.
❏ spotlessly adv : a spotlessly clean kitchen.
❏ spot on adj (Brit infml ) ကွက်တိ[ဖြစ်သော]။ His assessment of the situation was spot on. ❍ Your budget figures were spot on this year.
❏ spotted adj အပြောက်အပြောက်။ အစက်အပြောက် အဆင်။ a spotted dog ❍ a red spotted handkerchief.
❏ spotter n
၁။ (လုပ်ငန်းတစ်ခုအတွက် အလားအလာ၊ အရည် အသွေးရှိသူတို့ကို)ရှာဖွေပေးသူ (သို့) (အပျော်တမ်း) ရှာဖွေ မှတ်သားသူ။ a talent-spotter (ie an agent who visits clubs, theatres, etc looking for new performers). See also TRAIN-SPOTTER
၂။ အကဲကြည့်(လေယာဉ်)။ ကင်းထောက် (လေယာဉ်)။ a police spotter plane.
❏ spotty adj (Brit infml )
၁။ (esp derog ) အဖုအပိမ့် တင်းကျမ်း။ spotty youths ❍ a spotty complexion/back.
၂။ ပြောက်တိပြောက်ကျား။
a spotty pattern/dress.
၃။ မကောင်းတစ်ချက် ကောင်းတစ်ချက် ဖြစ်သော။
a spotty performance.
- We found him sitting in a sunny spot in the garden.
- [mark the spot] : Flowers mark the spot where the accident happened.
- [the very/exact spot] : The king himself had stood on this very spot.
- [a sore/tender spot] : There is a sore spot on my head where I bumped it.
- One of the region’s best-known tourist spots
- A spot that is popular with clubbers
- A pattern of spots and stripes
- [spot of] : Spots of yellow
- [with spots] : The flower is yellow with red spots.
- A spot of paint on the step
- The team has no chance of a spot in the top five.
- The book occupied the number-one bestseller spot for four months.
- She was given a five-minute spot on a local radio show.
- [spot of] : There was still time for a spot of shopping and sightseeing.
- I’d invited her round for a spot of lunch.
- [a spot of bother/trouble] : We’d had a spot of trouble with the police.
- [put someone in a spot] : The bad weather had put us in a bit of a spot.
- [spot of] : I felt a few spots of rain on my face.
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