spot
/spɒt/ noun [C]Definition
› MARKETING a television or radio advertisement: a radio/television spot We are planning a series of radio spots during the afternoon commute.
› MARKETING a period of time during which a radio or television advertisement is broadcast: The firm bought a 30-second spot during prime time every evening.
(Definition of spot noun from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary
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