LOTS
The plural of lot is lots and the term has several distinct meanings in English. It can refer to a parcel of land defined for development; it can denote an item or group of items offered for sale in an auction; it can mean a batch or quantity produced or processed under the same conditions; and it is used in everyday language to indicate a large amount or quantity, as in "a lot of trouble." The verb form "draw lots" describes selecting by chance.
In real estate and urban planning, a lot is a measured parcel of land with defined boundaries.
In auctions, a lot is a single item or a group of items presented for sale as
In manufacturing and logistics, a lot or batch identifies a quantity of product produced under similar conditions.
In everyday language, "a lot" means many, as in "there was a lot of traffic." The phrase