dot
BrE /dɒt/ AmE /dɑːt/
noun / verb / adjective en → es
a small round mark made on a surface, for example when writing or drawing
punto, mancha pequeña
Collocations dot the i's and cross the t's
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He dotted a line of dots along the page.
Él hizo una línea de puntos en la página.
to put small round marks on a surface, for example when writing or drawing
marcar con un punto, hacer puntos
- dot something
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She dotted the letter with a red dot.
Ella marcó la carta con un punto rojo.
a place where something happens or exists, especially when it is one of several similar places
lugar, ubicación
Collocations tourist dot
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The town is a popular tourist dot.
La ciudad es un lugar turístico muy popular.
a small electronic device that has two or three connecting points and is used in electrical circuits
diodo, componente electrónico
Collocations LED dot
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The circuit contains several dots.
El circuito contiene varios diodos.
a small dot used in writing or printing, for example to separate numbers or letters
punto de texto, separador
Collocations decimal dot
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The decimal point is a dot.
El punto decimal es un separador.
a small dark circle in the middle of the eye, where light enters
pupila, centro del ojo
Collocations black dot
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Her eyes have large black dots.
Sus ojos tienen grandes pupilas oscuras.
a small round mark made by a brush or pen, used in painting and drawing
punto en pintura, mancha pequeña
Collocations dot technique
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The artist used dots to create texture.
El artista usó puntos para crear textura.
a small area on a computer screen that can be made brighter or darker to form an image
punto en pantalla, píxel
Collocations screen dot
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The screen is made up of millions of dots.
La pantalla está compuesta por millones de píxeles.