lot

Definitions

1. Defined quantity of a thing used as a unit of inventory, output, sale, sampling, or transportation. Items in a lot are of a single class, composition, model, size, type, or version, are produced under essentially the same conditions, and are intended to have uniform quality and characteristics within specified limits. A lot is ordered, sold, released, or delivered in its entirety. An exact lot is called a round lot, any quantity more or less than a lot is called an odd lot. Also called batch.

2. Measured tract of land with specific boundaries, distinctly designated on a map, plot, or survey, and forming a part of a community, city, or district.

Use 'lot' in a Sentence

The lot that the warehouse suggested we use was fair so we went with their recommendation regarding logistics and transportation.

The dock worker chose to accept the entire lot of goods despite the packaging being of poor quality to protect the contents.

Sometimes when you end up with to much of your lot you may have to put out a sale to get rid of some quick.

单词	lot
释义	lot Definitions 1. Defined quantity of a thing used as a unit of inventory, output, sale, sampling, or transportation. Items in a lot are of a single class, composition, model, size, type, or version, are produced under essentially the same conditions, and are intended to have uniform quality and characteristics within specified limits. A lot is ordered, sold, released, or delivered in its entirety. An exact lot is called a round lot, any quantity more or less than a lot is called an odd lot. Also called batch. 2. Measured tract of land with specific boundaries, distinctly designated on a map, plot, or survey, and forming a part of a community, city, or district. Use 'lot' in a Sentence The lot that the warehouse suggested we use was fair so we went with their recommendation regarding logistics and transportation. The dock worker chose to accept the entire lot of goods despite the packaging being of poor quality to protect the contents. Sometimes when you end up with to much of your lot you may have to put out a sale to get rid of some quick.
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