dots

UK
/dɒts/
US
/dɑts/
dotsubstantiv

dots

Pl.

dots
Pl.
UK
/dɒt/
US
/dɑt/
Übersetzungen
The map showed a red dot marking the location.
На карте была показана красная точка, обозначающая местоположение.
The ladybug had a black dot on its back.
У божьей коровки на спине была черная крапинка.
There was a small dot of ink on the paper.
На бумаге было маленькое пятно чернил.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
A small round mark or spot.
She placed a dot of glue on the paper to hold the pieces together.
A very small amount or degree.
There wasn't a dot of dust on the shelf.
A point used as a punctuation mark, especially a period.
Make sure to end each sentence with a dot.
A point or small circle on a surface, often used in reference to a location on a map.
The map showed a red dot indicating the location of the treasure.
The short signal used in Morse code, corresponding to a short click, tone, or flash.
The letter 'E' is represented by a single dot in Morse code.
A single point on a computer or television screen; a pixel.
When you zoom in, you can see the individual dots that make up the image.
dotverb

dots

dotted
Präteritum
dotted
Partizip Perfekt
dotting
Gerundium
UK
/dɒt/
US
/dɑt/
Übersetzungen
ставить точки
She dotted the i's and crossed the t's in her essay.
Она поставила точки над i и перечеркнула t в своем эссе.
The landscape was dotted with small houses.
Пейзаж был усеян маленькими домиками.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To mark with a small spot or spots.
She dotted the paper with colorful ink.
To scatter or sprinkle with small amounts of something.
The landscape was dotted with wildflowers.
To place a dot over a letter, especially 'i' or 'j'.
Don't forget to dot your i's when writing.
dotadjektiv
Definitionen
Made up of, marked with, or relating to small round marks.
The designer chose a dot pattern for the background.
doteigenname
Definitionen
A female given name, diminutive of Dorothy.
Dot told us stories about her childhood.