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point verb
point (Point to the one you want.) aim (point a gun at sb) suggest (The evidence points to…)
point noun
point (get to the point) factor (an important point) feature (It has its good points.) information (the main points) place1 (a meeting point) purpose (What is the point?) score (win/lose points) time1 (at some point in your life) tip (the point of a knife/pencil) view1 (make your point) beside the point irrelevant adj. to the point relevant adj. up to a point partly adv.
point

noun

point ♦︎ core ♦︎ heart ♦︎ body ♦︎ crux ♦︎ nucleusThese are all words for the most important idea or part of sth. 这些词均表示重点、核心。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配at the core / heart / crux of sththe main point / core / body of sththe very core / heart / crux of sthto form the core / heart / body / nucleus of sthto make up the core / body of sthto get to the point / core / heart / crux (of sth)to lie at / go to the core / heart of sththe heart / crux of the matter point [singular] the main or most important idea in sth that is said or done 重点;要点;核心问题The point is you shouldn't have to wait so long to see a doctor.关键是看病不应等那么长时间。I'll come straight to the point: we need more money.我就直说吧:我们还需要钱。Do you see my point (= understand)?你明白我的意思吗?I think I missed the point (= did not understand).我想我没有听懂。You have a point (= your idea is right) -it would be better to wait till this evening.你说的有道理-还是等到今晚比较好。'There won't be anywhere to park.' 'Oh, that's a (good) point.'(= I had not thought of that) “会找不到停车的地方。”“嗯,还真是。”It just isn't true. That's the whole point (= the only important fact).那根本不是事实,其他一切都不重要。I know it won't cost very much but that's not the point.我知道不会花多少钱,但那并不重要。 see also to the point relevant core [singular] the most important part of a problem, activity or set of ideas (问题、活动或观点的)核心,要点,精髓This report goes to the core of the argument.这篇报道直指争论的核心。Maths, English and science are the core subjects (= subjects that all the students have to do).数学、英语和自然科学是核心科目。What are the core activities of the job?这项工作主要做什么? heart [singular] the most important part of a problem (问题的)核心,重点Cost is at the heart of the matter for the Government.对政府而言,核心问题是费用。The committee's report went to the heart of the government's dilemma.委员会的报告直指政府窘境的实质。 see also heart focus noun NOTE 辨析 Core or heart? Heart is used to talk about the most important part of a problem, especially when morality or emotions are involved; it is used especially in the phrase the heart of the matter/problem. Core is used when the problem is seen in more logical or intellectual terms; core is also used to talk about the most important subjects or activities in education or business, and can be used like an adjective before another noun. * heart指问题的核心,尤指道德或情感问题的核心,尤用于构成短语the heart of the matter/problem(事实/问题的核心)。core用于以较理性和明智的方式看待的问题,还指教育方面最重要的科目,或商务领域最核心的活动。还可以像形容词一样用于另一名词前the core subjects / curriculum / activities / business核心科目/课程/活动/业务the heart subjects/curriculum/activities/business body [singular] the main part of sth, especially a building, vehicle or book or article (尤指建筑、车辆、书或文章的)主体,主要部分the body of the plane (= the central part where the seats are) 飞机机身There are some references in the main body of the text.课文正文中有几处谈到这一问题。 crux [singular] the most important point about a situation (情形的)症结,关键Now we come to the crux of the matter.现在我们来谈事情的症结。 nucleus ˈnjuːkliəs; NAmE ˈnuːkliəs [singular] the central part of sth around which other parts are situated or collected 核心;中心These paintings will form the nucleus of a new collection.这些画将成为一批新藏品的核心。It was this cluster of houses which formed the nucleus of the village.这些挤在一起的房子构成村子的中心。Nucleus is most often used to talk about the most important part of a place or exhibition, or the most important people within a group. * nucleus最常指某地或某展览最重要的部分,或某群体中的核心人物。point

verb

point ♦︎ showThese words both mean to help sb see where or what sb/sth is by stretching out your finger or hand. 这两个词均表示用手指或指向。 point [intransitive, transitive, no passive] to stretch out your finger or sth held in your hand towards sb/sth in order to help sb see where a person or thing is (用手指或物体)指,指向It's rude to point!用手指人很不礼貌啊!He pointed to the spot where the house used to stand.他指着那房子原本所在的地方。'What's your name?' he asked, pointing at the child with his pen.“你叫什么名字?”他用钢笔指着那孩子问。She pointed in my direction.她指向我这边。She pointed her finger in my direction.她手指指向我这边。 Point can also be used with an adverb or preposition to mean 'to show sb which way to go'. * point还可以与副词或介词连用,意为“给某人指路”Could you point me in the right direction for the bus station?请问公共汽车站是哪个方向?A series of yellow arrows pointed the way to the reception desk.一系列黄色箭头指往接待处。 show [transitive] to point to sth so that sb can see where or what it is 指给(某人)看;指出He showed me our location on the map.他在地图上指给我看我们所在的位置。Show me which picture you drew.指给我看哪幅画是你画的。 see also show take 2

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