black spot

Or ��·��ǳ�

[blak spot, blak spot]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

Plant Pathology.��a disease of plants, characterized by black spots on the fruit and foliage, twig lesions, defoliation, and rotting, caused by any of several fungi, as Diplocarpon rosae, or bacteria.
British.��
1. a hazardous place in a road where accidents frequently occur.
2. a dangerous area or place.

black spot

a place on a road where accidents frequently occur
any dangerous or difficult place
a disease of roses, Diplocarpon rosae , that causes circular black blotches on the leaves

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First recorded in 1885–90

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Then they repaired some of the tiles that had lost their enamel and gold leaf, making them look like black spots from down below.

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He noticed a bumpy “black spot” on her head.

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So how exactly did this fish - easily identifiable thanks to the black spots on their chins and cheeks - come to be in Thailand?

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At rest, with its wings folded, the bug is a dull tan-gray color with black spots.

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Pickles is a gray pig with black spots, about a foot long.

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