maybe a spot will open
A professor's class shows being closed in school's system so I can't applied online. So I sent an email to the professor and asked him to put me in his class. Here is what he replied to me:
"Very sorry. I do not over tally. Maybe a spot will open."
What did he mean by "maybe a spot will open"?
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"Maybe a spot [in the class] will open." Meaning because there are only a limited number of "spots" in the class, maybe one will "open" or "become available." What he means is that someone might drop the class, therefore "opening a spot" for you. It's very common for students to drop classes in the first week, either because they're too hard, or it doesn't work for their schedule.
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He means that perhaps someone who was accepted will not proceed, so you might be able to take their place.
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spot = a certain place = a rounded area
means training is full no more empty space(area=spot) for you
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