Mote Meaning in English

word

US

ˈmoʊt

MOHT

UK

mˈəʊt

MUHT

التعريف

A small particle or tiny speck, especially of dust.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

"Mote" is formal and somewhat old-fashioned, mainly used in literature or poetic language. Commonly appears in phrases like "a mote of dust." Rarely used in everyday speech; use "speck" or "particle" instead in casual contexts.

• Spanish: mota - partícula
• Portuguese (BR): partícula - grão
• Portuguese (PT): partícula - grão
• Chinese (Simplified): 微粒 - 尘埃
• Chinese (Traditional): 微粒 - 塵埃
• Hindi: छोटी कण - धूल कण
• Arabic: ذرّة - جزيء صغير
• Bengali: ধূলিকণা - ক্ষুদ্র কণা
• Russian: пылинка - крупинка
• Japanese: 塵 - 微粒
• Vietnamese: hạt bụi - hạt li ti
• Korean: 먼지 알갱이 - 아주 작은 입자
• Turkish: toz zerresi - tanecik
• Urdu: ذرہ - گرد کا چھوٹا ٹکڑا
• Indonesian: butiran debu - partikel kecil

جمل نموذجية

A mote floated in the sunlight.

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There was not even a mote of dust on the shelf.

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He brushed a mote from his book.

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You can see every mote in the sunbeam this morning.

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It's amazing how a single mote can be so noticeable in a clean room.

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Don't worry, it's just a mote in your eye, not an eyelash.

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