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five-spot

/ˈfaɪv ˌspɒt/

Traduction: Nom avec plusieurs sens : billet de cinq dollars, fleur sauvage de Californie à pétales blancs marqués d'une tache violette, ou carte à jouer, domino ou face de dé portant cinq points.

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/ˈfaɪv ˌspɒt/C1formalamerican
  • frNom avec plusieurs sens : billet de cinq dollars, fleur sauvage de Californie à pétales blancs marqués d'une tache violette, ou carte à jouer, domino ou face de dé portant cinq points.

A noun with multiple meanings: a five-dollar bill, a California wildflower with white petals marked by a purple blotch, or a playing card, domino, or die face showing five pips.

  1. Five-dollar billB1informalamerican

    A United States banknote with a value of five dollars.

    frbillet de cinq dollars

    • He paid for the coffee with a five-spot.
    • I found a crumpled five-spot in my pocket.
    • She gave the waiter a five-spot as a tip.

    Synonymesfinfivefiver

  2. California five-spot flowerC1formalamericanscientific

    A California annual plant (Nemophila maculata) with white flowers featuring a deep purple blotch on each petal.

    frNémophile maculée

    • The five-spot blooms beautifully in the spring.
    • I planted five-spot seeds in my garden last year.
    • The white petals with purple spots make the five-spot easy to identify.
  3. Playing card or domino with five pipsB2informal

    A playing card, domino, or die that shows five spots or pips on its face.

    frcinq (carte ou domino)

    • He drew a five-spot from the deck.
    • The domino with a five-spot was the last piece he needed.
    • She rolled a five-spot on the die.

    Synonymescinquefive

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  • five-spots plural form
  • five-spots' possessive plural form
  • five-spot's possessive singular form
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