spotting

英 [ˈspɒtɪŋ]

美 [ˈspɑːtɪŋ]

v.  看见; 看出; 注意到; 发现; (对比赛对手)让分，让子，让步
spot的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• COMB in N-UNCOUNT (与名词连用构成名词)表示“观看…的爱好”
  -spottingcombines with nouns to form nouns which describe the activity of looking out for things such as birds or trains as a hobby.
  1. ...trainspotting.
     观看火车
  2. ...bird-spotting.
     观鸟

英英释义

noun

• the act of detecting something
  Synonym:detectioncatchingespialspying
• the act of spotting or staining something
  Synonym:stainingmaculation

双语例句

• He is good at spotting young talent.
  他善于在青年中识拔人才。
• Burl dyed cloth the act of spotting or staining something.
  斑点着色的毛织物（染后显现植物性疵点，经着色涂盖，使色泽一致）使事物有污点或染上颜色的行为。
• Application of garbage model technology in keyword spotting system
  垃圾模型技术在关键词检测系统中的应用
• As the war went on, counter-espionage officials developed ways of spotting suspicious letters.
  随著战事推进，英国反间谍工作人员总结出了许多破解可疑信件的方式。
• With a little practice, you can become quite fast at spotting any problems on your servers.
  通过一点点实践，您就可以熟练地发现服务器上的任何问题。
• I'm usually better at spotting a wolf in sheep's clothing.
  我一眼就能看出谁是披著羊皮的狼。
• Advertising planners are adept at spotting problems and turning them into opportunities.
  广告策划者擅长发现问题并将它们转化为机遇。
• Spotting problems early enables them to be addressed earlier, potentially saving the program.
  尽早定位问题的所在可以使它们尽早地被处理，也就潜在地挽救了这个计划。
• Code reviews can often be effective for spotting common pitfalls and can be done at a number of levels.
  代码审查经常可用于确定常见缺陷，并且可以在各种级别上完成。
• In a people business, spotting and developing good people is an important skill.
  在人的业务中，发现和培养优秀人才是一项重要技能。