spot; stain; speckle; a dot of color that differs from the surrounding surface

zebra; a horse-like mammal with black and white stripes, native to Africa

to catch a glimpse of one small part and from that infer the whole picture; to be able to judge the judge the overall situation from a single example

small yellowish-brown or dark-brown spots on the skin, usually occurring on the face, neck, or shoulders

the yellow spot in the center of the retina of the eye where vision is most sharp

full of stains, spots, or marks; often used to describe bloodstains, ink, or tears

mottled; motley; multicolored; showing irregular spots or patches of color. Also used to describe light and shadow that are scattered and uneven.

pedestrian crossing; zebra crossing, named for the stripes painted on the road

red patches or rashes on the skin; medically referred to as erythema

brightly colored; gorgeous; resplendent

brightly colored; colorful; gorgeous and multi-colored

(bound form) literally one spot on a leopard; used to mean a small part of a larger whole or a glimpse into a bigger picture

a sudden and intense brightening of a small region on the surface of the sun, often causing magnetic storms, auroras, and radio interference on Earth

An autoimmune disease characterized by butterfly-shaped reddish rashes on the face, fever, fatigue, and joint pain; most common in young women.

A white spot, patch, or speckle, such as markings on an animal's fur or wings.

Yellowish-brown patches of pigment that appear on the face; often associated with pregnancy, hormones, or sun exposure.

dark spots or black specks; freckles or blotches on the skin

covered with bloodstains; blood-spattered

stripe; streak; a pattern of colored lines or spots on a background

grizzled or graying; usually describing the hair or beard of an elderly person

An unusually bright spot or fiber-like structure on the surface of the sun, often appearing near sunspots and representing intense solar activity.

A type of bamboo with irregular purple or brown spots on the stem, used for ornamentation or making handicrafts; also known as [[湘妃竹|湘妃竹|xiang1 fei1 zhu2]].

(medicine) ecchymosis; bruising of the skin

irregular spots or multicolored markings, as on animal fur or stained clothing

patchy hair loss; alopecia areata, also known as [[鬼剃头|鬼剃頭|gui3 ti4 tou2]]

senile pigment spots that appear on the skin of elderly people

A bird resembling a pigeon, often grayish-brown with spots on the back of its neck; eats seeds and grains.

A localized change in skin color, such as red, white, or brownish spots, that is not raised; in Chinese medicine, large spots are called [[斑|斑|ban1]] and small spots are called [[疹|疹|zhen3]]

a sticky, colorless film of bacteria that forms on the surface of teeth, which can lead to tooth decay and [[牙结石|牙結石|ya2 jie2 shi2]]

sunburn spots on the skin; freckles caused by overexposure to the sun

a mark, speck, or spot on a surface, such as a scar or blotch

to see only a single spot of a leopard, describing a limited or narrow perspective on a situation

rust spot or rust stain on metal; rusty spot on a plant caused by disease

a colored patch, spot, or splotch; a plaque in a medical context

A type of igneous rock with large crystals embedded in a fine-grained groundmass.

Any of various plant diseases caused by fungi, affecting crops like sweet potatoes and beets, characterized by dark brown spots on leaves, stems, or roots

a type of plant disease caused by fungi or bacteria that produces yellow-brown or black spots on leaves, potentially causing the foliage to dry up and die

variegated; multicolored and fragmented; having a variety of colors and patterns mixed together

dark purple spots that appear on the lower parts of a body shortly after death

a patch of blue, gray, or purple discoloration on the skin caused by blood from a ruptured vessel gathering under the surface; ecchymosis

grouper (subfamily Epinephelinae); various species of marine fish in the family Serranidae, typically having a stout body and large mouth

A skin condition characterized by the loss of pigment, resulting in white patches on various parts of the body; also known as leucoderma.

A type of goat-antelope found in Asia, specifically the Nemorhaedus goral; often found in mountainous regions such as Xinjiang.

Brownish spots on the skin caused by pigment deposition, often appearing in patches shaped like a butterfly on the face.

a common fungal skin infection (Pityriasis versicolor) caused by yeast, resulting in small, discolored patches of skin

literally to see only one spot on a leopard; used to describe seeing only a small part of something and failing to see the whole picture

bornite; a copper iron sulfide mineral that is an important source of copper ore, characterized by a metallic luster and colorful iridescent tarnish

dark spots that appear on the skin of elderly people

Bright clouds of calcium gas in the sun's chromosphere, often appearing around sunspots; the size of these areas is an indicator of solar activity.