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/ˈspɒti//ˈspɑːti/The word "spotty" has a fascinating history. The term originated in the 16th century, derived from the Old English words "spott" meaning "spot" and "ig" meaning "ish" or "having the characteristics of". Initially, "spotty" referred to something having small spots or stains, often in a figurative sense. Over time, the meaning expanded to describe an uneven or disordered quality, such as a spotty complexion or a spotty memory. In the 19th century, the term took on a new meaning in the context of weather forecasting, referring to a type of cloud pattern characterized by small, scattered clouds. This usage further solidified the word's association with irregularities and imperfections. Today, "spotty" is used in various contexts to describe anything with a patchy or uneven quality, from skin conditions to Wi-Fi reception.
having a lot of spots on the skin
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một thiếu niên có đốm
một khuôn mặt đầy đốm
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not complete; good in some parts, but not in others
không hoàn chỉnh; tốt ở một số phần, nhưng không tốt ở những phần khác
having a regular pattern of small dots (= small round marks) on it
có một mẫu chấm nhỏ đều đặn (= các dấu tròn nhỏ) trên đó
một chiếc váy có đốm
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