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on-the-spot

[on-thuh-spot, awn-] / ˈɒn ðəˌspɒt, ˈɔn- /












ADJECTIVE
split second
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Example Sentences

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So, in terms of stress, watching baby animals playing is the opposite of a surprise job interview or an on-the-spot subtraction task.

From BBC

As we were with Mr Hong, whose boat capsized earlier this year, a team of government inspectors arrived to carry out a series of on-the-spot checks on two of his other vessels.

From BBC

So, in terms of stress, watching baby animals animals playing is the opposite of a surprise job interview or an on-the-spot subtraction task.

From BBC

Those caught doing so will get a £200 on-the-spot fine in the first instance, rising to an unlimited fine and/or a prison sentence of up to two years for repeat offences.

From BBC

The district — where nearly all students come from low-income families — also brings in corps of tutors who walk the class and offer on-the-spot help.

From Los Angeles Times