spotted

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈspɒtɪd/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈspɑtɪd/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(spotid)

From the verb spot: (⇒ conjugate)
spotted is: Click the infinitive to see all available inflections
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v past p
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
spotted adj (having spots)de lunares, a lunares loc adj
  con manchas loc adj
  moteado/a adj
 Jane preferred the spotted skirt to the striped one.
 Jane prefería la falda de lunares a la de rayas.
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Additional Translations
InglésEspañol
spotted adj (stained with spots)manchado/a adj
  con manchas loc adj
 Rick looked down and realised his shirt was spotted with blood.
 Rick miró hacia abajo y se dio cuenta de que su camiseta estaba manchada de sangre.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
spot n (stain)mancha nf
  granito nm
 There is a ketchup spot on your shirt there.
 Tienes una mancha de ketchup en la camisa, ahí.
spot n informal (location)lugar nm
  sitio nm
 That's the spot where the murder took place.
 Ése es el lugar donde se cometió el asesinato.
 Ése es el sitio donde se cometió el asesinato.
spot n UK, often plural (pimple, zit: facial blemish)espinilla nf
  granito nm
  barro, grano nm
 The teenager bought a special face wash to treat his spots.
 El adolescente compró un limpiador facial especial para tratar las espinillas.
spot n usually plural (disease: blemish)roncha nf
 Karen has chickenpox and is covered in spots.
 Karen está con varicela y tiene el cuerpo cubierto de ronchas.
spots npl (insect: markings)manchas nfpl
  pintas nfpl
 The most common ladybird in Britain has seven spots.
 La mariquita más común en Gran Bretaña tiene siete manchas.
spots npl (animal: markings)manchas nfpl
  motas nfpl
 Cheetahs have black spots.
 Los guepardos tienen manchas negras.
spots npl (pattern: large dots)puntos nmpl
  motas nfpl
 I prefer floral patterns to spots or stripes.
 Prefiero los patrones con flores a los patrones de puntos o con rayas.
spot [sth] vtr (detect, see)divisar vtr
  localizar vtr
  detectar vtr
 The policeman spotted the criminal and started running after him.
 El policía divisó al delincuente y empezó a correr tras de él.
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Additional Translations
InglésEspañol
spot adj (finance: current price) (finanzas)al contado loc adj
 Currency trades on the spot market and the forward market.
 Las operaciones de divisas se realizan en el mercado al contado y en el mercado a plazo.
spot adj (TV, radio: short duration)spot publicitario nm + adj
  cuña publicitaria nf + adj
  anuncio nm
 The group ran a series of spot announcements on local radio.
 El grupo hizo circular una serie de spots publicitarios en las emisoras de radio locales.
spot n (short advertisement)spot publicitario nm + adj
  cuña publicitaria nf + adj
  anuncio nm
 The Pepsi spot lasted for 30 seconds.
 El spot publicitario de Pepsi duró 30 segundos.
spot n abbreviation (spotlight)foco nm
 That is when they turned off all the lights and shone the spot on him.
 En ese momento se apagaron las luces y lo iluminaron con el foco.
a spot of [sth] n informal, UK (small amount of [sth])poco de nm + prep
  pizca de nf + prep
 Would you like a spot of tea? Robert asked Dan if he fancied a spot of lunch.
 ¿Quieres un poco de té? Robert le preguntó a Dan si quería un poco de almuerzo.
spot n (geographical area)lugar nm
  sitio nm
 Tim and Nicola picnicked at a local beauty spot.
 Tim y Nicola hicieron picnic en un bello lugar local.
 Tim y Nicola hicieron picnic en un bello sitio local.
spot n (individual performance time) (voz inglesa)spot nm
 The makeup artist rushed to get the singer ready for her spot.
 La maquilladora se dio prisa para tener a la cantante lista para el spot.
spot n (position)lugar nm
  puesto nm
 Linda is hoping the coach will give her a spot on the team.
 I think we may have a spot for you at our firm.
 Linda espera que el entrenador le dé un lugar en el equipo.
spot vi (become stained)mancharse v prnl
 Your white blouse will spot really easily if you chop those cherries with it on.
 Tu blusa blanca se va a manchar muy fácilmente si picas esas cerezas teniéndola puesta.
spot vi (rain lightly)lloviznar vi
  garuar vi
 It's not really raining yet, but it's spotting; you should take an umbrella just in case.
 Todavía no llueve realmente pero está lloviznando, lleva un paraguas por las dudas.
spot [sth] vtr (stain)manchar vtr
 The oil splashed and spotted the tablecloth.
 El aceite salpicó y manchó el mantel.
spot [sb] [sth] vtr informal (lend)prestar vtr
 Hey man, can you spot me twenty dollars?
 Eh amigo, ¿me puedes prestar veinte dólares?
spot [sth] vtr (place)ubicar vtr
 The mobile phone mast was controversially spotted near the school.
 La antena de telefonía celular estaba polémicamente ubicada cerca de la escuela.
spot [sth] vtr (sports: place)colocar vtr
 The referee spotted the ball too close to the goal after the penalty.
 El árbitro colocó el balón demasiado cerca de la línea de meta después del penalti.
spot [sb] vtr (weightlifting)vigilar a vtr + prep
  mirar a vtr + prep
 Can you spot me while I do the bench press?
 ¿Podrías vigilarme mientras hago el press de banca?
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
spotted | spot
InglésEspañol
joe-pye weed,
spotted joe-pye weed
n
(plant)eupatoria púrpura loc nom f
spotted cowbane,
musquash root,
spotted hemlock
n
(plant)cicuta maculata loc nom f
spotted d*** n UK (suet pudding containing fruit)budín con frutos secos y pasas nm + loc adj
spotted fever n (disease with high temperature and rash)fiebre moteada loc nom f
  fiebre de las Montañas Rocosas loc nom f
  fiebre eruptiva loc nom f
spotted hyena,
laughing hyena
n
(African animal)hiena manchada loc nom f
  hiena moteada loc nom f
spotted sunfish,
stumpknocker
n
(fish)luna verde loc nom f
  mojarra azul loc nom f
Well spotted! interj (well done for noticing)¡Qué buen ojo! expr
 You're right, there is a typo there. Well spotted!
Well spotted! interj (praising [sb] for noticing [sth])buena observación loc interj
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Collocations: a spotted [animal, cheetah, bird, owl], a spotted [dress, ball, cake, handkerchief], has a spotted [nose, face, back], more...

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