Dictionary entry
high spot
/hai spɔt/
noun
显著之处；特点
a notable or distinctive point; a highlight
<俚>显著之点；特点
In use
The high spot of the trip was watching the sunrise over the mountains.
For me, the high spot of the concert was the final song.
The exhibition's high spot is a painting by a young local artist.
the high spot of sth
The high spot of the vacation was visiting the Great Wall.
这次度假的亮点是参观长城。
as a high spot
As a high spot of the conference, the keynote speech was inspiring.
作为会议的亮点，主旨演讲鼓舞人心。
find the high spot of sth
Critics found the high spot of the film in its final scene.
评论家认为这部电影的突出之处在于最后一场戏。
Common mistakes
This is a high spot moment in the movie.This is a high spot of the movie.
“high spot”是名词短语，不能直接放在名词前作定语。应使用介词“of”构成名词短语结构，如“the high spot of [something]”。
The high spot the concert was the singer.The high spot of the concert was the singer.
在“high spot”后缺少介词“of”来连接其所属的事物。应使用“of”表示所属关系。
Connections
Confusing words
- highlight
- 最精彩的部分；亮点 · high spot 强调显著的特点或事件，highlight 强调最精彩或最突出的部分。
Dictionary facts from ECDICT.