spot
spɒtn. a short section or illustration (as between radio or tv programs or in a magazine) that is often used for advertising · n. a small contrasting part of something · n. a section of an entertainment that is assigned to a specific performer or performance
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He's got a couple spots, but most likely he ran upstairs and went directly to my bedroom.
他有几个常去的地方，但很可能他跑上楼直接去我卧室了。
Every day, Cooper would sit in the same exact spot for hours, with his back to the house, scanning the property line, just waiting.
每天，库珀都会在同一个确切的位置坐上几个小时，背对着房子，扫视着地界线，只是等待。
Uka spots my girlfriend and my baby arriving, and he runs towards them.
Uka 发现了我的女朋友和孩子正在赶来，他向他们跑去。
This all puts SteamOS in a little bit of a weird spot because Valve doesn't sell the Steam Machine as just a console; they start to sell it as a computer.
这一切让SteamOS处于一个有点尴尬的境地，因为Valve不仅仅把Steam Machine当作游戏机销售；他们开始把它当作电脑来卖。
Now, surely you can't spot the tiny caterpillar in this picture.
现在，你肯定找不到这张图里的小毛毛虫。
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