Divots Meaning in English

word · lemma: divot

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التعريف

Small pieces of grass and earth that are dug out from the ground, often by golf clubs or sports shoes on grassy fields.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Most common in golf or sports contexts. Refers to both the hole left behind and the piece of turf itself. Not used for dirt or sand alone. Often used in plural: 'repair your divots'.

• Spanish: pedazos de césped - hoyos (en césped)
• Portuguese (BR): torrões - buracos (no gramado)
• Portuguese (PT): torrões - buracos (na relva)
• Chinese (Simplified): 草皮块 - 草地坑
• Chinese (Traditional): 草皮塊 - 草地坑
• Hindi: घास के टुकड़े - घास में गड्ढे
• Arabic: قطع من العشب - حُفر (في العشب)
• Bengali: ডিভট - ঘাস ও মাটি খোড়া অংশ
• Russian: выемки - выбоины (на газоне)
• Japanese: ディボット
• Vietnamese: vết lõm cỏ - mảng cỏ bị bật lên
• Korean: 디봇 - 파인 자리(잔디에서)
• Turkish: çim parçası - saha çukuru
• Urdu: کھدی ہوئی گھاس اور مٹی
• Indonesian: divot - bonggol rumput tercabut

جمل نموذجية

The golf course had many divots in the grass.

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He fixed the divots after playing football.

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Please do not make divots on the lawn.

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Golfers are expected to replace their divots after each shot.

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There were fresh divots all over the field after yesterday's match.

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Watch your step—there are deep divots hidden in the grass.

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