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Meanings of spotting in English
Usage of spotting in English
1
And no doubt, you'll soon be spotting statistical abuse everywhere you look.
2
It's crucial in spotting the gradual migration towards unacceptable standards of practice.
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Ocean horizons often produce the best mirages for spotting a green flash.
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The rich are vital to both spotting market opportunities and exploiting them.
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As you've seen, I'm not too good at spotting your undercover agents.
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As people continue contributing to a trend box, the app crowdsources trend-spotting.
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This uses the idea of topic spotting to identify what you're saying.
8
And my definition of a holiday disaster is spotting someone I know.
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I'm spotting and the doctor says I need to stay in bed.
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A lot of the work is spotting charges when they do occur.
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There's also the Twelve Apostles and London Bridge for your penguin-spotting needs.
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Presented with someone else's argument, we're quite adept at spotting the weaknesses.
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Bad for flower spotting, great news for the dams and the drought.
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Two of the soldiers had left the group, spotting Aurora close by.
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These used to start their talent spotting after kids had finished school.
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Nykyforak has been talent spotting for the Dockers for 25 consecutive years.
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Australia
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Ireland
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United States of America
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