dot [1] (dot) n., v.
n.
1. a small, roundish mark made with or as if
with a pen.
2. a small spot; speck.
3. a small amount: a dot of butter.
4. a. a point placed after a musical note
or rest increasing the duration by
one half the value.
b. a point placed under or over a
musical note indicating staccato.
5. a signal of shorter duration than a dash,
used in groups along with groups of
dashes and spaces to represent letters,
as in Morse code.
6. an individual element in a halftone
reproduction.
v.t.
7. to mark with or as if with a dot or dots.
8. to cover or sprinkle with or as if with
dots: trees dotting the landscape.
9. to form with dots.
v.i.
10. to make a dot or dots.
Idiom
11. to be
meticulous and precise.
12. precisely; exactly at the
time specified.
[bef. 1000; perh. continuing OE dott head of a
boil, though not attested in ME; cf. dit, der. of
OE dyttan to stop up (prob. der. of dott); c. OHG
tutta nipple]
Derived words
--dot'like , adj.
--dot'ter, n.
dot [2] (dot, dôt) n.
1. DOWRY (def. 1).
[1850-55;
nie, wręcz przeciwnie :))
mam nadzieję, że nie uraziło? (wszelkie skojarzenia i powiązania z rzeczywistymi postaciami są przypadkowe)
hmmm... cała ja
dot [1] (dot) n., v. n. 1. a small, roundish mark made with or as if with a pen. 2. a small spot; speck. 3. a small amount: a dot of butter. 4. a. a point placed after a musical note or rest increasing the duration by one half the value. b. a point placed under or over a musical note indicating staccato. 5. a signal of shorter duration than a dash, used in groups along with groups of dashes and spaces to represent letters, as in Morse code. 6. an individual element in a halftone reproduction. v.t. 7. to mark with or as if with a dot or dots. 8. to cover or sprinkle with or as if with dots: trees dotting the landscape. 9. to form with dots. v.i. 10. to make a dot or dots. Idiom 11. to be meticulous and precise. 12. precisely; exactly at the time specified. [bef. 1000; perh. continuing OE dott head of a boil, though not attested in ME; cf. dit, der. of OE dyttan to stop up (prob. der. of dott); c. OHG tutta nipple] Derived words --dot'like , adj. --dot'ter, n. dot [2] (dot, dôt) n. 1. DOWRY (def. 1). [1850-55;