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spot

[spot] / spɒt /








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Sometimes, the client knows exactly what they want and makes the call on the spot.

From Los Angeles Times

Without those late concessions the Reds would be on 60 points and pretty much have a Champions League spot wrapped up.

From BBC

Parents book spots while boarding planes, hiding in the bushes at parties and on the way to funerals.

From The Wall Street Journal

He has nominated three candidates for spots on Lululemon’s board, which he has said lacked experience in businesses that required creative thinking.

From MarketWatch

Achieving this level of precision is comparable to spotting a guitar pick from 1000 kilometers away.

From Science Daily