point
point 英 [pɔɪnt] 美 [pɔɪnt]
n. 要点；得分；标点； v. 指，指向；指出
进行时:pointing 过去式:pointed 过去分词:pointed 第三人称单数:points 名词复数:points
- When you go through airport security these days, you have to take anything with a point out of your carry-on bag. A point is any sharp or tapered end.
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- n. 要点；得分；标点；
- v. 指，指向；指出
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1. In this point,I join with you.
在这一点上，我与你意见一致。
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2. I take your point .
我赞同你的看法。
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3. OK, you've made your point!
好了，你已经把话说清楚了！
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4. She pointed her finger in my direction.
她指着我这个方向。
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5. The point is you shouldn't have to wait so long to see a doctor.
关键是看病不该等那么长时间。
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6. I wish he would get to the point.
但愿他快点说正题。
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7. Do you see my point?
你明白我的意思吗？
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8. What's the point of all this violence?
这些暴行的意图何在？
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9. I don't see the point ofdoing it all again.
我就不明白，再做一次有什么意义。
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10. Here are the main points of the news.
以下是新闻摘要。
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11. We were on the point ofgiving up.
我们当时几乎要放弃了。
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12. Draw a line from point A to point B.
从 A 点到 B 点画一条线。
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13. Australia finished 20 points ahead.
澳大利亚队终局领先 20 分。
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14. two point six
二点六
- point (n.) c. 1200, "minute amount, single item in a whole; sharp end of a sword, etc.," a merger of two words, both ultimately from Latin pungere "to prick, pierce," from nasalized form of PIE root *peuk- "to prick." The Latin neuter past participle punctum was used as a noun, meaning "small hole made by pricking," subsequently extended to anything that looked like one, hence, "dot, particle," etc. This yielded Old French point "dot; smallest amount," which was borrowed in Middle English by c. 1300.
- point (v.) late 14c., "indicate with the finger;" c. 1400, "wound by stabbing; make pauses in reading a text; seal or fill openings or joints or between tiles," partly from Old French pointoier "to prick, stab, jab, mark," and also from point (n.).
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