dot
noun/dɒt/
/dɑːt/
Idioms - a small round mark, especially one that is printed
点；小点；小圆点 - There are dots above the letters i and j.
字母 i 和 j 上面都有一点。 - Text and graphics are printed at 300 dots per inch.
文字和插图按 300 点每英寸的精度打印。 - The helicopters appeared as two black dots on the horizon.
直升机像两个小黑点出现在地平线上。 - The island is a small green dot on the map.
这个岛在地图上是一个小绿点。
Synonyms patchpatchdot ▪ mark ▪ spotThese are all words for a small part on a surface that is a different colour from the rest.patch an area of something, especially one which is different from the area around it:- a white dog with a black patch on its head
头上有一块黑斑的白狗 - patches of dense fog
团团浓雾
- The letters ‘i’ and ‘j’ have dots over them.
字母 i 和 j 上面都有一点。 - The island is a small green dot on the map.
这个岛在地图上是一个小绿点。
- The horse had a white mark on its head.
这匹马头上有块白斑。
- Which has spots, a leopard or a tiger?
有斑点的是豹还是虎？
- a patch/dot/mark/spot on something
- with patches/dots/marks/spots
- a blue/black/red, etc. patch/dot/mark/spot
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- There are dots above the letters i and j.
- (computing) a symbol like a full stop used to separate parts of a domain name, a URL or an email address
点（用以分隔域名、统一资源地址、电子邮件地址的组成部分） - the shorter of the two signals that are used in Morse code
莫尔斯电码中使用的两个信号中较短的一个 - Telegrams were sent using the complex dots and dashes of Morse code.
电报是使用摩尔斯电码的复杂点和划发送的。
- Telegrams were sent using the complex dots and dashes of Morse code.
- (music) a small round mark that appears after a musical note to show that it should last for an extra half of its usual length, or above a musical note to show that it should be played staccato
点；小点；小圆点 - A dot after a note lengthens its duration by half.
音符后面的点会将其持续时间延长一半。 - The dot above some notes means they are to be played staccato, the opposite of legato.
某些音符上方的点表示它们将被断奏演奏，与连奏相反。
- A dot after a note lengthens its duration by half.
Word OriginOld English dott ‘head of a boil’. The word is recorded only once in Old English, then not until the late 16th cent., when it is found in the sense ‘a small lump or clot’, perhaps influenced by Dutch dot ‘a knot’. The sense ‘small mark or spot’ dates from the mid 17th cent.
Idioms
on the dot
- (informal) exactly on time or at the exact time mentioned
准时；在指定时刻 - The taxi showed up on the dot.
出租车准时到了。 - Breakfast is served at 8 on the dot.
8 点整开早饭。 - Please tell him I’ll call him on the dot of twelve.
请告诉他我会在 12 点整给他打电话。
- The taxi showed up on the dot.
the year dot (British English)
(North American English the year one)
- (informal) a very long time ago
很久以前 - I've been going there every summer since the year dot.
我从很久以前就每年夏天都去那里。
- I've been going there every summer since the year dot.