Slot | Mean of slot in English Dictionary

/ˈslɑːt/

• Noun
• a long, thin opening
1. a box with a slot in the top
2. He put three quarters into the machine's (coin) slot.
• a period of time that is available or used for a particular occurrence, event, etc.
1. The doctor has an open slot at 2 p.m.
2. The network moved my favorite TV show to a different time slot.
• a place or position in an organization, group, etc.
1. They offered him a regular slot on the newspaper's editorial page.
2. We need someone to fill an open slot in the marketing department.
• Verb

• to put (something) into a space which is made for it
1. He slotted the piece of wood into the groove.
• to fit easily into something
1. Her ideas slot neatly into the theory.
• to find a place for (someone or something) in a schedule, plan, etc.
1. I can slot you in at 2 p.m.