dots
Prononciation : [dɑts]
Mot
Contexte : « visual representation »
(noun) small round marks or points, often used to create pictures or patterns. Dots can be found in art, on paper, or on screens, like when you see the dots that make up a picture or design.
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The artist used colorful dots to create a beautiful painting.
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There are no dots on this blank piece of paper.
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How many dots are there on your drawing?
Contexte : « action, mark »
(verb) to put small marks or points in a specific place. This is often done to show or label something clearly, like when you dot your 'i's in writing.
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She dotted her notes with bright colors to make them fun.
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He didn’t dot the letters clearly, so they looked messy.
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Did you remember to dot the 'i' in your name?
Contexte : « games »
(noun) a small number used in games, especially on dice or other counting tools. The dots represent numbers, helping players keep track of scores or moves.
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He rolled the dice and got three dots, so he moved his piece forward.
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The dice rolled with no dots showing, so it didn’t count.
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How many dots did you see on your last roll?
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