point
pointnoun
UK/pɔɪnt/US/pɔɪnt/
Dạng từ: points
IDEA
A2an opinion, idea or fact that someone says or writes
- That's a good point.
- I see your point, but I don't agree.
PURPOSE
B1the purpose or reason for something
- What's the point of waiting?
- There's no point in arguing about it.
SCORE
B1a unit used to count the score in a game or competition
- Our team won by six points.
TIME OR PLACE
B1a particular time or place
- At that point, I decided to leave.
- Let's meet at the meeting point.
SHARP END
B2the thin, sharp end of something
- The point of the pencil broke.
pointverb
UK/pɔɪnt/US/pɔɪnt/
Dạng từ: points · pointed · pointing
WITH FINGER
A2to show where something is by holding your finger towards it
- She pointed at the map.
- It's rude to point at people.
AIM
B2to hold something so that it faces towards someone or something
- He pointed the camera at me.