Definition of spotted in English:

spotted

adjective ˈspɒtɪdˈspɑdəd

Marked or decorated with spots.
有斑点的；有圆点装饰的
a red spotted handkerchief
Example sentencesExamples
- The natural philosophy that first attempted to rescue human beings from the mechanics of science now has been extended to all organic life from the spotted owls of our forests to valued bacteria in our soil.
- The spotted owl case of 1990, which put federal forests in the Pacific Northwest off limits for logging, is one of the most notable.
- They raised cackling laying hens and pastured fat, spotted steers.
- The right side of his face was not entirely immobile, but rigid, as though molded from some obscene plastic, and above it the bare front of his scalp was frail and spotted brown, like a quail's egg.
- He walks a Dalmatian down the street and carries a black-and-white spotted banner in a parody of identity and affiliation.
- The white canines are splashed with glossy brown, giving an effect something like spotted fur but more like a spill or an abstract painting.
- Edmund Spenser in his Amoretti sonnets compares his love with a spotted panther who attracts with beauty but shows no mercy and is cruel.
- The black-and-white spotted machines, which serve dairy products exclusively, were installed in schools at the beginning of the school year.
- The cover shows a man in white suit with a ridiculous polka dotted tie, even more absurd spotted socks, and clownish white and black shoes.
- In Dear, a spotted fawn stands in a field of daisies, gazing at the viewer with a moist brown eye.
- Unlike the more familiar and common pea aphid, relatively few spotted alfalfa aphids can significantly reduce the growth of alfalfa, particularly in new seedings.
- The spotted fur cape he wears in many pictures reinforces this wilderness imagery.
Synonyms
mottled, dappled, dapple, pied, piebald, brindled, brindle, speckled, speckly, flecked, specked, stippled
informal splodgy, splotchy
technical macular, maculate, maculated, foxed, guttate
polka-dot, spotty, dotted
informal dotty

Derivatives

spottedness

noun

A dog breeder will choose dogs with desirable characteristics (largeness, smallness, spottedness, quickness) to parent future litters.
Example sentencesExamples
- The breeding male is darker, with increased spottedness.
- Kron was seemingly the first who considered the hypothesis that spottedness of the stellar surface was causing these distortions.
- There are two genes, one for body color and one for spottedness.

Definition of spotted in US English:

spotted

adjectiveˈspɑdədˈspädəd

Marked or decorated with spots.
有斑点的；有圆点装饰的
a red spotted handkerchief
Example sentencesExamples
- The spotted owl case of 1990, which put federal forests in the Pacific Northwest off limits for logging, is one of the most notable.
- Unlike the more familiar and common pea aphid, relatively few spotted alfalfa aphids can significantly reduce the growth of alfalfa, particularly in new seedings.
- The right side of his face was not entirely immobile, but rigid, as though molded from some obscene plastic, and above it the bare front of his scalp was frail and spotted brown, like a quail's egg.
- The cover shows a man in white suit with a ridiculous polka dotted tie, even more absurd spotted socks, and clownish white and black shoes.
- The white canines are splashed with glossy brown, giving an effect something like spotted fur but more like a spill or an abstract painting.
- The natural philosophy that first attempted to rescue human beings from the mechanics of science now has been extended to all organic life from the spotted owls of our forests to valued bacteria in our soil.
- Edmund Spenser in his Amoretti sonnets compares his love with a spotted panther who attracts with beauty but shows no mercy and is cruel.
- The spotted fur cape he wears in many pictures reinforces this wilderness imagery.
- They raised cackling laying hens and pastured fat, spotted steers.
- He walks a Dalmatian down the street and carries a black-and-white spotted banner in a parody of identity and affiliation.
- In Dear, a spotted fawn stands in a field of daisies, gazing at the viewer with a moist brown eye.
- The black-and-white spotted machines, which serve dairy products exclusively, were installed in schools at the beginning of the school year.
Synonyms
mottled, dappled, dapple, pied, piebald, brindled, brindle, speckled, speckly, flecked, specked, stippled
polka-dot, spotty, dotted

词汇	spotted
释义	Definition of spotted in English: spotted adjective ˈspɒtɪdˈspɑdəd Marked or decorated with spots. 有斑点的；有圆点装饰的 a red spotted handkerchief Example sentencesExamples The natural philosophy that first attempted to rescue human beings from the mechanics of science now has been extended to all organic life from the spotted owls of our forests to valued bacteria in our soil. The spotted owl case of 1990, which put federal forests in the Pacific Northwest off limits for logging, is one of the most notable. They raised cackling laying hens and pastured fat, spotted steers. The right side of his face was not entirely immobile, but rigid, as though molded from some obscene plastic, and above it the bare front of his scalp was frail and spotted brown, like a quail's egg. He walks a Dalmatian down the street and carries a black-and-white spotted banner in a parody of identity and affiliation. The white canines are splashed with glossy brown, giving an effect something like spotted fur but more like a spill or an abstract painting. Edmund Spenser in his Amoretti sonnets compares his love with a spotted panther who attracts with beauty but shows no mercy and is cruel. The black-and-white spotted machines, which serve dairy products exclusively, were installed in schools at the beginning of the school year. The cover shows a man in white suit with a ridiculous polka dotted tie, even more absurd spotted socks, and clownish white and black shoes. In Dear, a spotted fawn stands in a field of daisies, gazing at the viewer with a moist brown eye. Unlike the more familiar and common pea aphid, relatively few spotted alfalfa aphids can significantly reduce the growth of alfalfa, particularly in new seedings. The spotted fur cape he wears in many pictures reinforces this wilderness imagery. Synonyms mottled, dappled, dapple, pied, piebald, brindled, brindle, speckled, speckly, flecked, specked, stippled informal splodgy, splotchy technical macular, maculate, maculated, foxed, guttate polka-dot, spotty, dotted informal dotty Derivatives spottedness noun A dog breeder will choose dogs with desirable characteristics (largeness, smallness, spottedness, quickness) to parent future litters. Example sentencesExamples The breeding male is darker, with increased spottedness. Kron was seemingly the first who considered the hypothesis that spottedness of the stellar surface was causing these distortions. There are two genes, one for body color and one for spottedness. Definition of spotted in US English: spotted adjectiveˈspɑdədˈspädəd Marked or decorated with spots. 有斑点的；有圆点装饰的 a red spotted handkerchief Example sentencesExamples The spotted owl case of 1990, which put federal forests in the Pacific Northwest off limits for logging, is one of the most notable. Unlike the more familiar and common pea aphid, relatively few spotted alfalfa aphids can significantly reduce the growth of alfalfa, particularly in new seedings. The right side of his face was not entirely immobile, but rigid, as though molded from some obscene plastic, and above it the bare front of his scalp was frail and spotted brown, like a quail's egg. The cover shows a man in white suit with a ridiculous polka dotted tie, even more absurd spotted socks, and clownish white and black shoes. The white canines are splashed with glossy brown, giving an effect something like spotted fur but more like a spill or an abstract painting. The natural philosophy that first attempted to rescue human beings from the mechanics of science now has been extended to all organic life from the spotted owls of our forests to valued bacteria in our soil. Edmund Spenser in his Amoretti sonnets compares his love with a spotted panther who attracts with beauty but shows no mercy and is cruel. The spotted fur cape he wears in many pictures reinforces this wilderness imagery. They raised cackling laying hens and pastured fat, spotted steers. He walks a Dalmatian down the street and carries a black-and-white spotted banner in a parody of identity and affiliation. In Dear, a spotted fawn stands in a field of daisies, gazing at the viewer with a moist brown eye. The black-and-white spotted machines, which serve dairy products exclusively, were installed in schools at the beginning of the school year. Synonyms mottled, dappled, dapple, pied, piebald, brindled, brindle, speckled, speckly, flecked, specked, stippled polka-dot, spotty, dotted
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