point

n.  论点; 观点; 见解; 重点; 要点; 核心问题; 意图; 目的; 理由
v.  (用手指头或物体)指，指向; 瞄准; 对着; 朝向

过去式：pointed　 过去分词：pointed　 现在分词：pointing　 复数：points　 第三人称单数：points

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双语例句

• The American Congress and media mostly missed the point about all this.
  美国国会和媒体大都没搞清这一切的核心问题。
• An arrow pointed to the toilets
  箭头指向卫生间。
• She made a point of spending as much time as possible away from Osborne House.
  她特意尽可能地不呆在奥斯本庄园。
• At one point, around 70,000 members had failed to pay
  一度曾有约7万名成员没有支付费用。
• The following tale will clearly illustrate this point.
  接下来的故事将清楚地阐明这一点。
• He came to the point at once. 'You did a splendid job on this case.'
  他立刻切入正题道：“这件案子你处理得很棒。”
• David Khan pointed his finger at Mary
  戴维·卡恩用手指指着玛丽。
• 'Did I ask you to talk to me?' — 'That's not the point.'
  “我请你跟我谈了吗？”——“问题不在这儿。”
• What was the point of thinking about him?
  想他有什么用呢？
• Science was never my strong point at school.
  我上学时理科从来都不是我的强项。