jot

• Sustantivo que designa una nota breve y a menudo escrita apresuradamente, o una cantidad muy pequeña pero perceptible de algo.

A noun referring to a brief, often hastily written note, or a very small but noticeable amount of something.

1. Short noteA2informal

   A brief, often hastily written note or memo.

   nota breve

   • I left a jot on your desk about tomorrow's meeting.
   • She scribbled a quick jot on a napkin.
   • He sent me a jot with the address.

   Sinónimosjottingmemomemorandumnotereminderscribble

2. Small amountB2formal

   A very small but noticeable quantity of something, often used in negative constructions.

   pizca, ápice, gota

   • There isn't a jot of truth in that rumor.
   • He didn't care a jot about the consequences.
   • I haven't a jot of interest in gossip.

   Sinónimosbitgrainhintiotamitemodicumounceparticlescintillascrapshredsmidgenspecktouchtracewhit

   Antónimosheaploadlotmuchpilewealth

• Verbo que significa escribir algo rápidamente o de forma breve, generalmente en una nota o lista, sin mucho detalle.

A verb used to indicate the act of writing something quickly or briefly, often in a note or list.

1. Write quickly or brieflyB1informal

   To write something down quickly, often in a short or informal manner.

   Anotar rápidamente

   • She jotted down the phone number on a napkin.
   • He jotted a few notes during the lecture.
   • I'll just jot a quick reminder on the whiteboard.

   Sinónimosdash offscrawlscribbletake downwrite down

Variantes phrasaljot down