point

point
[pɔɪnt] 1. n
1) c (in report, lecture, interview) 论点 [lùndiǎn]

The research made some valid points. — 研究得出了一些有效的论点。

2) s (significant part) [of argument, discussion] 要害 [yàohài]

He came straight to the point. — 他切中要害。

3) s (purpose) [of action] 目的 [mùdì]

What was the point in getting married? — 结婚目的何在?

4) c (aspect) [of report, project, situation] 点 [diǎn]

The most interesting point about the village was its religion. — 关于这个村庄最有趣的一点是它的宗教。

5) c (place) 位置 [wèizhi]

We were nearing the point where the lane curved round to the right. — 我们在道路向右转弯这个位置附近。

6) s (moment) 时刻 [shíkè]

At this point the girl slowly sat up on the sofa. — 就在这时女孩在沙发上慢慢坐起。

7) c (sharp end) [of needle, knife, instrument] 尖端 [jiānduān]
8) c (in score, competition, game, sport) 分 [fēn]

New Zealand have beaten Scotland by 21 points to 18. — 新西兰以21分比18分赢了苏格兰。

9) c also: power point 插座 [chāzuò]
10) c also: decimal point 小数点 [xiǎoshùdiǎn]

seven point eight per cent — 百分之七点八

2. vi
(with finger, stick) 指出 [zhǐchū]
3. vt

* to point sth at sb — [+ gun, finger, stick] 把某物瞄准某人 [bǎ mǒuwù miáozhǔn mǒurén]

4. points; n pl
1) (AUT) 接触点 [jiēchùdiǎn]
2) (BRIT: RAIL) 道岔 [dàochà]

* there's no point (in doing that) — (那样做)毫无意义

* good/bad points — [of person] 优/缺点

* a strong point — 长处

* the train stops at Carlisle and all points south — 火车停靠卡莱尔及其以南的所有站点

* at that point — 那时

* up to a point — 在某种程度上

* two point five — (2.5) 二点五

* to be on the point of doing sth — 正要做某事时

* to make a point of doing sth — 特意做某事

* to get/miss the point — 理解/不理解要点

* to come/get to the point — 切中要点

* to make one's point — 使他人领会自己的意思

* to prove one's point — 证明某人的观点

* that's the whole point! — 正是这个意思!

* to be beside the point — 不切题的

* you've got a point there! — 你言之有理!

* I take/see your point — 我接受/理解你的看法

* in point of fact — 事实上

* the points of the compass — 罗盘上的罗经点

* to point at sth/sb — (with finger, stick) 指着某物/某人

* to point to sth/sb — (with finger/stick) 指向某物/某人

Mr Jones pointed to a chair and asked her to sit down. — 琼斯先生指指椅子请她坐下。

* to point to or towards sth — [+ sign, needle, arrow] 指向某物

* to point to sth — [+ fact] 暗示某事; [+ speaker] 指出

They pointed proudly to the administration's success in recent years. — 他们自豪地指出近年来在管理上的成功。

* to point forwards/north — 指向前/北

* to point the way forward — 标引前方道路

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