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Point
punta

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. point [ingl. am. pɔɪnt, ingl. brit. pɔɪnt] SUST.

1. point C (sharp end, tip):

point
to come to a point
at the point of a gun

2.1. point C (dot):

point

2.2. point C:

decimal point
coma f
decimal point
punto m decimal amer.
1.5
1, 5 (read as: uno coma cinco)
1.5
1.5 (read as: uno punto cinco) amer.

3.1. point C (in space):

point
meeting point
customs point
point of contact
point of departure
point of entry (of bullet)
the point of no return we've reached the point of no return literal
the point of no return we've reached the point of no return literal

3.2. point C (on scale):

point
you're right, up to a point

4. point C (in time):

point
at this point in the game
at this point in time
he was at the point of death form.
from this point on
to be on the point of sth/-ing
estar a punto de +  infin

5. point C (in contest, exam):

point
set/match point (in tennis)
to make points with sb ingl. am.
atrbv. points victory or win

6.1. point C (item, matter):

point
point of honor
point of order
to bring up or raise a point
a point of law
in point of fact
in point of fact
in point of fact
to make a point of sth/-ing , she always made a point of talking to everyone
to stretch a point

6.2. point C (argument):

to make a point , what point are you trying to make?
she made the point that
I take your point that
point taken
I think he has a point
you have a point there

7.1. point (central issue, meaning):

to come/get to the point
to keep or stick to the point
to keep or stick to the point
now, to get back to the point, …
I don't need a car and, more to the point
that's not the point
that's just the point!
that's just the point!

7.2. point U (cogency):

point
to give point to sth

8. point U (purpose):

there is some point to it

9.1. point C (feature, quality):

9.2. point C (of animal):

point

10. point C (socket) ingl. brit.:

(electrical or power) point
(electrical or power) point
(electrical or power) point

11. point (promontory) GEOGR.:

point
point

12.1. point <points, pl > MOTOR:

point

12.2. point <points, pl > ingl. brit. FERRO.:

point
agujas fpl

12.3. point <points, pl > (ballet):

II. point [ingl. am. pɔɪnt, ingl. brit. pɔɪnt] V. trans.

1. point (aim, direct):

to point sth at sb/sth he pointed his finger at me

2. point CONSTR.:

point brickwork/wall

3.1. point (mark):

point word/text

3.2. point (give emphasis):

point word/line
point word/line

III. point [ingl. am. pɔɪnt, ingl. brit. pɔɪnt] V. intr.

1. point (with finger, stick etc):

point
it's rude to point
to point at/to sth/sb
señalar algo/a alguien
to point toward sth

2. point (call attention):

to point to

3. point (indicate, suggest):

to point to facts/symptoms:

4. point (in hunting):

point dog:

point-to-point [ingl. am. ˌpɔɪnt tə ˈpɔɪnt, ingl. brit.] SUST.

point-to-point

point-by-point [ˌpɔɪntbʌɪˈpɔɪnt] ADJ.

point-by-point

saturation point SUST. U or C

set point SUST.

set point
set point
punto m para set Méx.
set point
set point m Co. Sur

starting point SUST.

starting point
starting point for sth
punto de partida de / para algo

tax point SUST.

tax point

talking point SUST.

talking point

vanishing point SUST.

vanishing point

vantage point [ˈvæntɪdʒ, ˈvɑːntɪdʒ] SUST.

vantage point
vantage point
vantage point (for view)

en el diccionario PONS

I. point [pɔɪnt] SUST.

1. point (sharp end):

point
knife point
pencil point

2. point GEO.:

point

3. point (particular place):

point

4. point (particular time):

point
starting point
to do sth up to a point
to get to the point that ...
at that point
at this point in time

5. point (significant idea):

point
that's just the point!
to be to the point
to be beside the point
to get to the point
to get the point (of sth)
to make one's point
to miss the point
to see sb's point
to take sb's point
point taken
point by point

6. point (purpose):

point
what's the point?

7. point (in score, result):

point
to win (sth) on points DEP.

8. point MAT.:

decimal point
decimal point
punto m decimal amer.

9. point a. TIPOGR.:

point

10. point ingl. brit., ingl. austr. (socket):

point

11. point pl AUTO. (electrical contacts):

point
platinos m pl.

12. point pl ingl. brit. FERRO.:

point
agujas f pl.

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to not put too fine a point on it, ...
to make a point of doing sth

II. point [pɔɪnt] V. intr.

point
point (indicate)
to point to an icon INFORM.

III. point [pɔɪnt] V. trans.

1. point (aim):

point
to point sth at sb
to point a finger at sb a. fig.

2. point (direct, show position or direction):

point
to point sth toward sth/sb
to point sb toward sth

point-to-point (race) [ˌpɔɪnttəˈpɔɪnt (reɪs)] SUST.

point-to-point (race)

boiling point SUST.

boiling point
to reach boiling point fig.

turning point SUST.

turning point

vantage point SUST.

1. vantage point (place with good view):

vantage point

2. vantage point (position which gives an advantage):

vantage point

saturation point SUST.

loyalty point SUST.

loyalty point

selling point SUST.

selling point

freezing point SUST.

freezing point
Entrada de OpenDict

point guard SUST.

point guard (in basketball) DEP.
base mf
en el diccionario PONS

I. point [pɔɪnt] SUST.

1. point (sharp end):

point
pencil point

2. point GEO.:

point

3. point (particular place):

point
starting point

4. point (particular time):

point
to do sth up to a point
to get to the point that...
at that point
at this point in time

5. point (significant idea):

point
that's just the point!
to be to the point
to be beside the point
to get to the point
to get the point (of sth)
to make one's point
to miss the point
to see sb's point
to take sb's point
point taken
point by point

6. point (purpose):

point
what's the point?

7. point (characteristic):

8. point (in score, result):

point

9. point math:

decimal point
decimal point
punto m decimal amer.

10. point a. TIPOGR.:

point

11. point:

platinos m pl.

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to make a point of doing sth

II. point [pɔɪnt] V. intr. (with finger)

point
to point to sth (indicate)
to point to an icon comput

III. point [pɔɪnt] V. trans.

1. point (aim):

point
to point sth at sb
to point a finger at sb a. fig.

2. point (direct, show position or direction):

point
to point sth toward sth/sb
to point sb toward sth

I. point-blank [ˌpɔɪnt·ˈblæŋk] ADV.

1. point-blank fire:

point-blank

2. point-blank ask:

point-blank

II. point-blank [ˌpɔɪnt·ˈblæŋk] ADJ.

1. point-blank (very close, not far away):

to shoot sb at point-blank range

2. point-blank (blunt, direct):

point-blank

point out V. trans.

1. point out (show):

point out

2. point out (inform of):

to point sth out to sb
to point out that...

selling point SUST.

selling point

breaking point SUST.

breaking point

percentage point SUST.

starting point SUST.

starting point

turning point SUST.

turning point

meeting point SUST.

meeting point

melting point SUST.

melting point

Glosario técnico de refrigeración GEA

cable entry point
Present
Ipoint
youpoint
he/she/itpoints
wepoint
youpoint
theypoint
Past
Ipointed
youpointed
he/she/itpointed
wepointed
youpointed
theypointed
Present Perfect
Ihavepointed
youhavepointed
he/she/ithaspointed
wehavepointed
youhavepointed
theyhavepointed
Past Perfect
Ihadpointed
youhadpointed
he/she/ithadpointed
wehadpointed
youhadpointed
theyhadpointed

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