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Point
01
point
the most important thing that is said or done which highlights the purpose of something
Exemples
During the debate, each candidate tried to articulate their main points clearly.
02
virgule
(geometry) an element that only has position, with no size or dimension
Exemples
The coordinates ( 3, 4 ) describe the location of a point on a Cartesian plane.
Les coordonnées (3, 4) décrivent l'emplacement d'un point sur un plan cartésien.
03
point
one of the marks or numbers that indicates our score in a game or sport
Exemples
He shot the ball and earned three points.
Il a tiré le ballon et a marqué trois points.
04
point, pointure
an extremely small mark that is circular in shape
Exemples
The map features a red point to indicate the location of the hidden treasure.
La carte comporte un point rouge pour indiquer l'emplacement du trésor caché.
05
point
the punctuation mark . used to indicate that a sentence or an abbreviation is ended
Exemples
The abbreviation "Dr. " includes a point after the " r ".
L'abréviation "Dr." comprend un point après le "r".
06
the dot used to separate the integer part from the fractional part of a decimal number
Exemples
Remember to write the point carefully in decimals.
07
point, idée principale
a brief version that encapsulates the essential meaning or main idea of something
Exemples
She gave a point of her presentation to capture the audience's interest.
Elle a donné un point de sa présentation pour captiver l'intérêt du public.
08
point, marque
a basic element of design that refers to a small, clearly defined location or mark on a surface
Exemples
Each point on the graph represents a different data value.
Chaque point sur le graphique représente une valeur de donnée différente.
09
a precise or identifiable position within a continuum, sequence, or process
Exemples
The patient 's condition improved at a certain point during the treatment.
10
moment, instant
a specific, identifiable instant in time, often marking a significant moment or event
Exemples
She realized at that point that she had left her keys at home.
Elle a réalisé à ce moment qu'elle avait laissé ses clés à la maison.
11
but, objectif
the main purpose or goal of an activity
Exemples
She did n't see the point of arguing over something so trivial.
Elle ne voyait pas l'intérêt de se disputer pour quelque chose d'aussi trivial.
12
pointe, extrémité
a V-shaped tip or end of an object, often sharp or tapered, used to denote a specific area or direction
Exemples
She drew a star, making sure each point was evenly spaced.
Elle a dessiné une étoile, en s'assurant que chaque pointe était uniformément espacée.
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point, élément
a distinct, specific part of a larger group or list of items, events, or concepts that can be individually identified and described
Exemples
The first point on the agenda was to discuss the new project proposal.
Le premier point à l'ordre du jour était de discuter de la nouvelle proposition de projet.
14
pointe, extrémité
the sharp or tapered end of an object, used for piercing, cutting, or indicating
Exemples
He pricked his finger on the sharp point of the needle.
Il s'est piqué le doigt sur la pointe aiguë de l'aiguille.
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point fort, trait remarquable
an outstanding characteristic or notable quality that distinguishes a person, thing, or concept
Exemples
The company 's dedication to customer service is its strongest point.
L'engagement de l'entreprise envers le service client est son point le plus fort.
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prise, prise électrique
a wall socket or outlet used for connecting electrical devices to a power source
Exemples
The living room has several points for electronic devices.
Le salon a plusieurs prises pour les appareils électroniques.
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direction, orientation
the direction in which the muzzle of a gun or firearm is aimed
Exemples
She carefully adjusted the point of the rifle for accuracy.
Elle a soigneusement ajusté le point du fusil pour plus de précision.
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a characteristic or feature that distinguishes or identifies something or someone
Exemples
Each painting has a unique point that draws attention.
19
the V-shaped tip of an arrow or pointer
Exemples
She adjusted the compass so the point aligned with north.
20
point, pourcentage
a fee equal to one percent of the loan amount, paid upfront when the loan is issued
Exemples
Paying points can lower the interest rate on your loan.
Payer des points peut réduire le taux d'intérêt de votre prêt.
21
a unit of measurement for the size of type, equal to 1/72 of an inch
Exemples
Headlines often use 24-point type.
22
any of the 32 cardinal or intermediate directions marked on a compass
Exemples
Each point on the compass indicates a precise direction.
to point
01
montrer (du doigt), indiquer
to show the place or direction of someone or something by holding out a finger or an object
Transitive: to point to sth
Exemples
Teachers often point to the whiteboard to explain concepts.
Les enseignants pointent souvent vers le tableau blanc pour expliquer des concepts.
02
braquer sur, diriger vers
to aim or direct something in a particular direction or towards a specific target
Transitive: to point sth to a direction
Exemples
He pointed the telescope towards the night sky to observe the stars and planets.
Il a pointé le télescope vers le ciel nocturne pour observer les étoiles et les planètes.
03
ponctuer, marquer
to add punctuation marks or other symbols to indicate the structure and flow of the written language
Transitive: to point a text
Exemples
In poetry, the poet carefully points each line to create rhythm and emphasis.
En poésie, le poète ponctue soigneusement chaque ligne pour créer du rythme et de l'emphase.
04
ponctuer, vocaliser
to add vowel markings or accents to indicate pronunciation or grammatical information to a Hebrew text
Transitive: to point words or texts
Exemples
The scribe carefully pointed the sacred text, ensuring accuracy and clarity in reading.
Le scribe a soigneusement ponctué le texte sacré, assurant une lecture précise et claire.
05
pointer, orienter
to maneuver a boat or ship as close to the direction of the wind as possible
Intransitive
Exemples
The experienced sailor knew how to point effectively, allowing the boat to move swiftly.
Le marin expérimenté savait comment pointer efficacement, permettant au bateau de se déplacer rapidement.
06
pointer, diriger
to focus or direct something towards a specific target
Transitive: to point sth at a target
Exemples
The teacher pointed the laser pointer at the map to highlight important locations.
Le professeur a pointé le pointeur laser vers la carte pour mettre en évidence les lieux importants.
07
pointer, indiquer
to be positioned or directed towards a specific point
Intransitive: to point to a direction
Exemples
The signpost pointed westward, indicating the direction of the nearest town.
Le panneau pointait vers l'ouest, indiquant la direction de la ville la plus proche.
08
indiquer, montrer
to direct or indicate the correct route or direction toward a specific destination
Transitive: to point the way
Exemples
er instincts always seem to point the way when she's feeling lost.
Ses instincts semblent toujours pointer la voie lorsqu'elle se sent perdue.
09
affûter, tailler
to sharpen or refine an object to create a pointed end
Transitive: to point sth
Exemples
She pointed the wooden stake to make it easier to drive into the ground.
Elle a pointé le pieu en bois pour le rendre plus facile à enfoncer dans le sol.
10
pointer, marquer l'arrêt
(of a dog) to indicate the presence of game or prey by standing still and extending its muzzle and one front paw towards the direction of the quarry
Intransitive
Exemples
The Vizsla 's natural inclination to point was evident as it locked onto the scent of a deer.
L'inclination naturelle du Vizsla à pointer était évidente lorsqu'il a verrouillé l'odeur d'un cerf.
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porter à croire que, suggérer
to suggest that something is probable or certain
Transitive: to point to a possibility
Exemples
His constant sneezing points to the possibility of allergies.
Ses éternuements constants pointent vers la possibilité d'allergies.
Arbre Lexical
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