1.～に染み［汚れ］を付ける
2.～に斑点を付ける、～を水玉模様にする
3.〔洗濯して～の〕染みを抜く［落とす］
4.〔評判などに〕泥を塗る、傷を付ける
5.〔木や道などに〕目印を付ける
6.〔容疑者などの〕目星を付ける
7.〔前もって勝者などの〕見当を付ける
8.〔見てすぐに〕～に気付く、～を見分ける◆【類】find ; identify ; locate
・I'll be wearing a red coat so you can spot me. : 私は赤いコートを着ていますから、見つけられますよ。
9.〔決められた場所に〕～を配置する
10.〔一定間隔で〕～を並べる
11.《軍事》〔標的を〕定める、位置を測定する
12.〈話〉〔試合で相手に〕ハンディを与える（余裕がある）
13.〈俗〉〔人に金や物を〕貸して［買って］やる
Strange and foreboding orange skies and a layer of falling ash greeted Bay Area residents as they woke on Wednesday, rubbing their eyes and wondering if they’d awoken on a different planet — and pondering just how long the daylight dimness would last.
1.〔パーティー・集会・催し物などへの〕参会者（数）、出席者（数）、人出、出足
・How was the turnout? : お客さまの出足はどうでしたか。
・Looks like a great turnout. : とても盛況のようですね。
2.〔選挙の〕投票者（数）、投票率
3.生産（高）
4.〈英〉〔大掃除のために部屋を〕空にすること
5.〔鉄道の〕待避線
6.〈米〉〔車の〕待避所
7.〈話〉身なり
8.〈英〉同盟罷業（者）
9.《バレエ》ターンアウト◆脚を外旋させること。
10.〈米俗〉逮捕した者の放免
11.〔馬を含めた〕馬車一式
12.〈米〉〔鉄道の〕分岐器、転てつ機
「What does it mean to be a Chattel Slave?」（chattel slaveとは何か？）というこちらのページから引用すると…
What does it mean to be a Chattel Slave?
A chattel slave is an enslaved person who is owned for ever and whose children and children's children are automatically enslaved. Chattel slaves are individuals treated as complete property, to be bought and sold.
Chattel slavery was supported and made legal by European governments and monarchs. This type of enslavement was practised in European colonies, from the sixteenth century onwards.
As a social institution, chattel slavery (traditional slavery) denies the human agency of people, by legalistically dehumanising them into chattels (personal property) owned by the slaver; therefore slaves give birth to slaves; the children of slaves are born enslaved, by way of the legalistic philosophy of partus sequitur ventrem (That which is brought forth follows the belly).[20] They are also bought and sold at will, as a result.[21]Although chattel slavery was the usual form of enslavement in most societies that practiced slavery throughout human history, since the 19th century, this form of slavery was formally abolished.
