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Detailed Translations for spotting from English to Spanish

spotting:


Translation Matrix for spotting:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- catching; detection; espial; maculation; spying; staining

Synonyms for "spotting":


Related Definitions for "spotting":

  1. the act of detecting something; catching sight of something1
  2. the act of spotting or staining something1

spotting form of spot:

spot [the ~] noun

  1. the spot (stain; spatter; blot; speck; dirt-mark)
    la mancha; la salpicadura
  2. the spot (pimple)
    la pústula; el grano
  3. the spot (stain)
    la tacha; la mancha; la marca
  4. the spot
    el sitio
  5. the spot (commercial; television ad)

to spot verb (spots, spotted, spotting)

  1. to spot (reveal; detect; discover)

Conjugations for spot:

present
  1. spot
  2. spot
  3. spots
  4. spot
  5. spot
  6. spot
simple past
  1. spotted
  2. spotted
  3. spotted
  4. spotted
  5. spotted
  6. spotted
present perfect
  1. have spotted
  2. have spotted
  3. has spotted
  4. have spotted
  5. have spotted
  6. have spotted
past continuous
  1. was spotting
  2. were spotting
  3. was spotting
  4. were spotting
  5. were spotting
  6. were spotting
future
  1. shall spot
  2. will spot
  3. will spot
  4. shall spot
  5. will spot
  6. will spot
continuous present
  1. am spotting
  2. are spotting
  3. is spotting
  4. are spotting
  5. are spotting
  6. are spotting
subjunctive
  1. be spotted
  2. be spotted
  3. be spotted
  4. be spotted
  5. be spotted
  6. be spotted
diverse
  1. spot!
  2. let's spot!
  3. spotted
  4. spotting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for spot:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
anuncio publicitario commercial; spot; television ad
grano pimple; spot bead; grain; grain of corn; granule; kernel; pip; pit; seed; stone; type of grain; wheat
mancha blot; dirt-mark; spatter; speck; spot; stain bang; blame; blob; blow; clot; dab; dollop; fault; hamlet; lump; mop; reproach; slap; slush; splash; swab
marca spot; stain badge; brand; brand name; control stamp; decoration; distinctive mark; distinguishing mark; finish; finishing line; finishing point; flag; hallmark; identification mark; identifying mark; insignia; logo; mark; name; quality mark; receipt; record; stigma; trademark
pústula pimple; spot
salpicadura blot; dirt-mark; spatter; speck; spot; stain sloshing; splash; splashing
sitio spot Web site; accommodation; district; facility; location; lodging; place; region; siege; site; website
tacha spot; stain dirty spot; hamlet; minor flaw; stain
- berth; billet; bit; blot; dapple; daub; fleck; maculation; office; patch; pip; place; point; position; post; situation; slur; smear; smirch; smudge; speckle; spotlight; stain; topographic point; touch
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
sacar en claro detect; discover; reveal; spot decipher; decode; solve
solucionar detect; discover; reveal; spot decipher; decode; finish; fix; have ended; have finished; solve; unravel
- blemish; blob; blot; descry; discern; distinguish; espy; fleck; make out; pick out; recognise; recognize; spy; tell apart
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- drop; swig

Related Words for "spot":

  • spots

Synonyms for "spot":


Related Definitions for "spot":

  1. an act that brings discredit to the person who does it1
  2. a job in an organization1
  3. a business establishment for entertainment1
    • night spot1
  4. a playing card with a specified number of pips on it to indicate its value1
    • an eight-spot1
  5. a lamp that produces a strong beam of light to illuminate a restricted area; used to focus attention of a stage performer1
  6. a small contrasting part of something1
    • a bald spot1
    • a leopard's spots1
  7. a blemish made by dirt1
  8. an outstanding characteristic1
  9. a section of an entertainment that is assigned to a specific performer or performance1
    • they changed his spot on the program1
  10. a short section or illustration (as between radio or tv programs or in a magazine) that is often used for advertising1
  11. a mark on a die or on a playing card (shape depending on the suit)1
  12. a point located with respect to surface features of some region1
    • a bright spot on a planet1
  13. a small piece or quantity of something1
    • a spot of tea1
  14. a slight attack of illness1
  15. mark with a spot or spots so as to allow easy recognition1
    • spot the areas that one should clearly identify1
  16. become spotted1
    • This dress spots quickly1
  17. make a spot or mark onto1
    • The wine spotted the tablecloth1
  18. mar or impair with a flaw1
  19. catch sight of1
  20. detect with the senses1

Wiktionary Translations for spot:

spot
noun
  1. pimple, pustule
  2. a round or irregular patch of a different color
  3. -
verb
  1. see, pick out, notice or identify

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
spot mancha; mácula smetvlek
spot lugar; sitio; localidad; local ruimte — vertrek, kamer
spot detectar detecteren — iets of iemand zoeken en vinden
spot mancha Fleck — Stelle, die verschmutzt (und schlecht[1]) ist
spot punto; sitio Fleck — bestimmter Ort
spot sitio; lugar Ortlokalisierbarer, begrenzter Platz, definierte Stelle (punktförmig oder ausgedehnt) auf einer Fläche oder im Raum
spot advertir; notar; observar; distinguir apercevoir — Remarquer une chose qui avait échappé d’abord.
spot acné; grano bouton — Petite tumeur se formant sur la peau
spot sitio; lugar endroitpartie bien déterminée d’un espace, d’une chose ou d’un corps.
spot identificar; distinguir identifier — didactique|fr comprendre deux choses sous une même idée.
spot lugar; sitio lieuportion de l’espace, soit prise en elle-même, soit considérée par rapport à ce qui l’occuper.
spot aldea; pueblo; lugar; domicilio; sitio localitélieu habité.
spot sitio; lugar place — Endroit, lieu, espace qu’on occupe
spot punto; tanto point — couture|fr action de piquer dans un tissu avec une aiguille enfiler ou résultat de cette action, piqûre.
spot dar lugar a; ocasionar; acomodar; situar; identificar situerplacer, poser en certain endroit par rapport à l’exposition, à l’aspect, au voisinage, etc.
spot encontrar; hallar trouverrencontrer ce que l’on chercher.