oil spot

The term "oil spot" has diverse meanings across different fields, from environmental contamination to business strategies and botanical diseases.

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Definition

B2Environment

(common)A small area or stain of oil found on surfaces like pavement or in bodies of water, often due to spills.

Example

  • The oil spot on the driveway was hard to clean.
  • After the tanker accident, oil spots were visible along the coast.

C1Botany

(technical)Pale, circular areas on grape leaves indicating early stages of downy mildew infection.

Example

  • The vineyard suffered from oil spots on the grape leaves, signaling the onset of downy mildew.

C1Business Strategy

(informal)A method of achieving growth by focusing resources on a small area and expanding outward.

Example

  • The startup used an oil spot strategy to expand its market presence gradually.

C1Development

(technical)A pattern of urban growth radiating outward from a central point.

Example

  • The city planners adopted an oil spot model for the new urban development project.

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