hotspot
🇺🇸
/ˈhɑːtspɑːt/
🇬🇧
/ˈhɒtspɒt/
noun
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A location where conflicts often happen, usually for political reasons.
The city has become a hotspot for political protests.
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An area with a specific type of risk or issue.
The environmentalists warned about the hotspot of pollution near the factory.
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A place that is lively and full of activities or entertainment.
Downtown is always a hotspot for nightlife on weekends.
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A very hot and dry area where fires are likely to occur.
The firefighters were on alert for hotspots that could ignite the dry grass.
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An area on a computer screen that you can click to perform an action.
Click the hotspot to open the settings menu.
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A location with a device that allows wireless internet access.
The café has a hotspot for customers to use their laptops.
translation
A location where conflicts often happen, usually for political reasons.; An area with a specific type of risk or issue.; A place that is lively and full of activities or entertainment.; A very hot and dry area where fires are likely to occur.; An area on a computer screen that you can click to perform an action.; A location with a device that allows wireless internet access.
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Plural
hotspots