lots

UK
/lɒts/
US
/lɑts/
lotnoun

lots

pl

lots
pl
UK
/lɒt/
US
/lɑt/
Translations
They bought a lot to build their new house.
Они купили участок, чтобы построить новый дом.
The factory produced a new lot of toys.
Фабрика выпустила новую партию игрушек.
He drew the shortest lot and had to clean the kitchen.
Он вытянул самый короткий жребий и должен был убрать кухню.
Additional translations
Definitions
A large number or amount; a great deal.
She has a lot of friends in the city.
A plot of land assigned for a particular use, such as a building site.
They bought a lot on the outskirts of town to build their new house.
An object used in making a random choice, such as a slip of paper drawn from a container.
They drew lots to decide who would go first in the game.
A group or set of people or things having a specified common characteristic.
The auctioneer sold the items in lots of ten.
A person's luck or condition in life, particularly as determined by fate or destiny.
He accepted his lot in life with grace and dignity.
lotverb

lots

lotted
Past Simple
lotted
Past Participle
lotting
Gerund
Transitive and intransitive; chiefly used with “out” or “off,” meaning ‘to divide or allocate by lots or into lots’.
Definitions
To divide, allocate, or distribute (something, especially land) by or into lots; to allot.
After the survey, the company lotted out the farmland to smallholders.
lotadjective
Definitions
Relating to a particular lot, especially a specific batch of goods or a numbered parcel of land.
The inspector recorded the lot number on the shipment.