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Traduções principais
InglêsPortuguês
point vi (indicate [sth], esp. with finger) (indicar posição)apontar vt
 She pointed to show where we should stand.
 Ela apontou para mostrar onde nós deveríamos ficar.
point at [sth],
point to [sth]
vtr + prep
(indicate, esp. with finger)apontar, indicar vt
 The little boy pointed at the sky, following a plane with his finger.
 O garotinho apontou para o céu, seguindo um avião com seu dedo.
point to [sth] vtr phrasal insep figurative (suggest, indicate)sugerir, indicar, implicar vt
 All the signs point to Smith being the murderer.
 Todos os sinais sugerem que Smith foi assassinado.
point n (tip)ponta sf
 There's a sharp point on this pencil.
 Este lápis tem uma ponta afiada.
point n (objective) (objetivo)ponto, propósito sm
 We mustn't forget the point of the exercise.
 Nós não podemos esquecer o propósito deste exercício.
point n (reason, significance) (motivo)ponto, significado sm
 I didn't grasp the point of what he was saying.
 Eu não entendi o ponto do que ele estava falando.
point n (mathematics: decimal point) (matemática: vírgula decimal)vírgula sf
 The value of pi is about three point one four.
 O valor do pi é mais ou menos três vírgula catorze.
point n (detail) (detalhe)ponto sm
 My speech is divided into three points.
 Meu discurso é dividido em três pontos.
point n (characteristic) (característica)ponto sm
 Plot is not the film's strong point.
 O enredo não é o ponto forte do filme.
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InglêsPortuguês
point n UK (dot)ponto sm
 Finally, the travellers saw a point of light in the distance.
 Finalmente, os viajantes viram um ponto de luz ao longe.
point n (degree, level)ponto sm
 The water reached boiling point.
 A água atingiu o ponto de ebulição.
point n (geography: location) (local)ponto sm
 This train serves Birmingham and all points south.
 Esse trem atende Birmingham e todos os pontos no sul.
point n (intersection) (interseção)ponto sm
 The line cuts the circle at two separate points.
 A linha cruza o círculo em dois pontos separados.
point n (moment) (tempo: momento)ponto sm
 At that point I realized the danger of the situation.
 Naquele momento, percebi o perigo da situação.
point n (score) (contagem)ponto sm
 The highest possible score in darts is 180 points.
 O rei vale quatro pontos, o valete três e a rainha dois.
point n (finance: hundredth of a cent) (finanças)ponto sm
 The dollar fell by eighty points against the yen.
 O dólar caiu oito pontos em relação ao iene.
point n (finance: index measure)ponto sm
 The Dow Jones lost thirty-two points today.
 O Dow Jones perdeu trinta e dois pontos hoje.
point n (printing: 1/72 inch) (tipografia, 1/72 de polegada)didot sm
  ponto didot sm
 The main text should be twelve point; titles should be sixteen point.
 O texto deve ter doze didots; os título deve ter dezesseis didots.
point n (outlet)tomada sf
 There aren't enough power points for all our equipment.
 Não há pontos de energia suficientes para todos os nossos equipamentos.
point n (geography: headland) (geografia)promontório sm
  pontal sm
 Every morning, Nancy rows around the point and back again.
 Todas manhã, Nancy rema ao pontal e volta.
point n (good, worth)objetivo, sentido sm
 Every time I do the housework, the house just gets dirty again, so what's the point? What's the point of putting on your best clothes if no one is going to see you?
points npl UK (railway junction)agulha sf
 Points allow the train to pass from one track to another.
 As agulhas permitem ao trem passar de uma linha para outra.
point vi (tend towards a given direction)dirigir-se vp
 The road points southerly.
 A estrada se dirige ao sul.
point vi (face a given direction) (voltar-se para certa direção)apontar v int
 Their house points towards the sea.
 A casa deles aponta para o mar.
point vi (gun, camera: aim)apontar vt
  assestar vt
 Lift the gun, point and fire.
 Levante a arma, aponte e atire.
point to [sth] vi + prep (show, indicate [sth])indicar vt
 The survey points to his deep unpopularity.
 A pesquisa indica a profunda impopularidade dele.
point [sth] at [sb] vtr (aim)apontar vt
 Don't point that knife at me.
 Não aponte essa faca para mim.
point [sth] vtr (fill gaps in mortar) (com argamassa)assentar vt
 He has pointed all the brickwork.
 Ele assentou todos os tijolos.
point [sb] to [sth] vtr (direct) (direcionar)apontar vt
 She pointed us to the door.
 Ela nos apontou a porta.
point [sth] vtr rare (sharpen) (lápis)apontar vt
 The old man used a sharp knife to point his pencil.
 O velho usou uma faca afiada para apontar seu lápis.
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Traduções principais
InglêsPortuguês
pointe,
point
n
(ballet: tip of the toe) (balé: na ponta do pé)ponta sf
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Locuções verbais
point | pointe
InglêsPortuguês
point at [sth/sb] vtr phrasal insep (indicate with finger) (apontar com o dedo indicador)apontar para loc v
 It was him, said the witness, pointing at the defendant.
point at [sb] vtr phrasal insep figurative (accuse) (acusar)apontar para loc v
  acusar vt
point at [sth/sb] vtr phrasal insep figurative (be evidence for) (ser evidência para)apontar para vt + prep
  mostrar vt
  provar que vt
 All the evidence points at Mr. Smith.
point [sth] out,
point out [sth]
vtr phrasal sep
(observe, remark on)indicar vt
  chamar a atenção para expres v
  apontar vt
 The tour guide pointed out the historical monuments as the bus drove past them.
 O guia turístico indicava os monumentos históricos quando o ônibus passava por eles.
point [sth] out,
point out [sth]
vtr phrasal sep
(identify, draw attention to)chamar a atenção para expres v
  mostrar vt
 He pointed out the mistake in her translation.
 Ele chamou a atenção para o erro na tradução dela.
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Formas compostas:
point | pointe
InglêsPortuguês
assembly point n (place to gather)local de concentração sm
 If you hear the fire alarm, please make your way to the assembly point.
at one point adv (at a given moment)em determinado momento loc adv
 At one point, I thought we might even get married.
at some point adv (at an unspecified moment)em algum momento loc adv
  a certa altura loc adv
 At some point, we'll need to decide whether the project is worth continuing.
 Em algum momento, teremos de decidir se o projeto merece continuar.
at the point of expr informal (about to)ao ponto de loc prep
 Honestly, I am really at the point of showing him the door.
at this point expr (at this moment, right now) (neste momento)neste ponto loc adv
 At this point, you have no choice but to find a job.
 Neste ponto, você não tem escolha além de achar um emprego.
at this point in time expr (currently, now)neste momento loc adv
beside the point expr figurative (unconnected, irrelevant)fora de questão, fora da questão loc prep
  não vir ao caso loc v
  (informal)não ter nada a ver loc v
  (formal)não ser pertinente loc v
 Whether or not he's married is beside the point.
 Se ele é ou não casado está fora de questão.
 Isto não tem nada a ver com a questão.
 Isto não é pertinente à conversa.
boiling point n (temperature at which [sth] boils)ponto de ebulição loc sm
 It is possible to change the boiling point of a liquid by changing the pressure around it.
boiling point n figurative (point where [sb] becomes angry) (figurado)ponto de ebulição loc sm
 Tempers reached boiling point when the referee sent one of the players off.
break point n (tennis)quebra sf
  (anglicismo)break point estrang
break point n (a point to make change)ponto de ruptura sm
breaking point n (physics: pressure) (física)ponto de ruptura sm
  limite de ruptura sm
 The physics students are testing the breaking points of different metals.
breaking point n figurative (critical moment) (figurado, ponto crítico)limite sm
 Tony was under a lot of stress and he eventually reached breaking point.
bullet point n (dot before list item)pontos principais sm pl
 The boss would prefer a simple list of items with bullet points, rather than long descriptions. To create a list of bullet points, click on the icon.
 O chefe preferiria uma lista com pontos principais em vez de longas descrições. Para criar uma lista com pontos principais, clique no ícone.
case in point n (helpful example)exemplo característico, bom exemplo loc sm
 Movies can encourage children to read. The Harry Potter series is a case in point.
collection point n (place where purchases are picked up)ponto de coleta sm
come to a point where v expr informal (reach a situation) (informal)chegar ao ponto de expres
  chegar ao ponto em que expres
 I have come to a point in my life where I do not like to party every night.
compass point n (North, South, East or West) (Norte, Sul, Leste ou Oeste)ponto cardeal sm
 The teacher taught the students how to give directions using the compass points.
cut-off point n (limit)limite sm
 She likes tequila, but two drinks is her cut-off point on work nights.
decimal point n (dot in decimal figure)vírgula da casa decimal loc sf
 You need a decimal point between those two figures; there's a big difference between 6.25 and 625.
 Você precisa de uma vírgula entre esses dois números; há uma grande diferença entre 6,25 e 625.
dew point n (temperature: condensation)ponto de orvalho loc sm
  ponto de rocio sm
 It was so humid this morning that the dew point was above 10 degrees Celsius.
drop-off point n (vehicle: place to set [sb], [sth] down)ponto de entrega loc sm
 There is a warehouse at the port that serves as a drop-off point, we collect the merchandise there.
EFTPOS n acronym (payment system) (sistema de pagamento)EFTPOS sm
end point,
endpoint,
end-point
n
(extremity)extremidade sf
 The end points are several hundred metres apart.
end point,
endpoint,
end-point
n
(where [sth] ends)ponto final loc sm
 The proposed diversion alters the end point of the footpath.
entry point,
point of entry
n
(bullet wound) (projétil de bala)orifício de entrada loc sm
 The entry point of the bullet is below the exit wound suggesting that a short person fired the gun at Mr. Jones.
entry point,
point of entry
n
US (port)porto de entrada loc sm
 The easiest way to get a visa is on arrival, either at airports or at entry points to the country.
exclamation point (US),
exclamation mark (UK)
n
US (punctuation)ponto de exclamação loc sm
 It is considered poor style to use too many exclamation points when writing.
flashpoint,
flash point,
flashing-point
n
(temperature at which vapor burns)ponto de fulgor loc sm
  ponto de fusão loc sm
flashpoint,
flash point
n
figurative (point at which violence occurs)ponto crítico loc sm
 Police were quickly dispatched to the flashpoint.
flashpoint,
flash point
n
figurative (volatile area, situation)ponto de conflito loc sm
 Holiday gatherings can be a flashpoint for some families.
focal point n (perspective: where lines converge)ponto focal loc sm
 Drawings of 3D objects have to have a single focal point to look realistic.
focal point n (focus of attention) (foco da atenção)ponto focal loc sm
 The Monet painting was the focal point of the room.
freezing point n (temperature: liquid turns solid)ponto de solidificação, ponto de congelamento loc sm
 Every liquid has a different freezing point; that of pure water is zero Celsius.
from this point adv (starting now)a partir deste momento loc adv
 The rest of the climb will be much easier from this point.
from this point forward adv (starting from now)deste momento em diante loc adv
 From this point forward I won't smoke in the house any more.
get off the point v expr informal, figurative (digress) (desviar)divagar v int
  fugir ao tema expres v
 The lecturer was getting off the point and some of the students had stopped paying attention.
get the point v expr (understand)entender vt
get to the point,
come to the point
v expr
informal (speak directly)ir ao ponto loc v
  chegar ao ponto loc v
 It took Natalie a long time to get to the point.
 A Natália levou um tempão para ir ao ponto.
Get to the point! interj informal (say what you mean)ir ao ponto loc v
  chegar ao ponto loc v
 Get to the point! We haven't got all day, you know.
 Vá ao ponto! Não temos o dia todo, sabia?
good point n (insightful comment)bons questionamentos sm pl
  bons pontos sm pl
 Miriam raised several good points during the discussion.
Good point! interj (insightful comment)bom comentário sm
 "Some people won't be able to attend the meeting if we hold it on Friday." "Good point!"
good point n often plural (positive trait)ponto bom sm
 One of Hugh's good points is his generosity.
GPA n US, initialism (grade point average) (abrev. de)nota média loc sf
 Molly has the highest GPA in the 9th grade.
grade point average n US (numerical value of average grade) (grau médio de nota)média sf
  média escolar sf + adj
 She'd gotten straight A's all through high school so she had a 4.0 grade point average.
grid point n (in criss-cross pattern) (interseção de padrão entrelaçado)ponto de retícula sm
 The grid points on the map help us to calculate the distances between places.
have a point v expr (be right about [sth])ter razão expres
 Gudrun has a point; we should leave early tomorrow in order to avoid the traffic.
high point n (greatest moment) (apogeu, clímax)ponto culminante loc sm
 The high point of my holiday was the whale-watching trip.
in point of fact expr (actually)na realidade
jumping-off point,
jumping-off place
n
figurative (starting point) (figurado)trampolim sm
  ponto de partida sm
 Learning the alphabet is a good jumping off point for children who wish to learn how to read.
jumping-off point,
jumping-off place
n
figurative (starting point)ponto de partida sm
the low point n (least happy time) (figurado, momento de infortúnio)ponto baixo expres
 The low point in the athlete's career was when a leg injury forced him to miss the Olympic Games.
a low point n informal (unhappy moment, time)momento infeliz loc sm
 James was at a low point at that time because he had just split up with his girlfriend.
lowest point n (worst or most miserable situation) (situação ruim)o ponto mais baixo loc sm
 I reached my lowest point just after my wife left me.
main point n (most significant idea)ponto principal sm
 The chairman presented the main points of the report to the meeting.
make a point v expr (say [sth] significant)fazer-se entendido expres v
  mostrar um ponto de vista expres v
 Will you stop interrupting me? I'm trying to make a point here!
 Você pode parar de me interromper? Estou tentando me fazer entender aqui!
make a point of [sth] v expr (emphasize)demonstrar vt
 This chef makes a point of cooking with locally sourced ingredients.
make a point of doing [sth] v expr (insist on doing)insistir em vt + prep
 I make a point of donating to a charity every Christmas.
 Insisto em doar para uma instituição de caridade todo Natal.
make your point v expr (give opinion)dar opinião loc v
  mostrar o ponto de vista expres
 Dale was struggling to make his point during the debate.
match point n (tennis, etc.: point that wins a match) (no tênis, ponto decisivo)match-point sm
 Federer only needed one match point to win the game with Nadal.
meeting point n (designated place to meet)ponto de encontro sm
 They settled on the library as a meeting point because it was near both their houses.
melting point n (temperature at which a solid turns to liquid) (líquido)ponto de fusão loc sm
 Bronze has a lower melting point than iron.
miss the point v expr (fail to understand)perder o foco expres v
 You're missing the point: this isn't about pay - it's about conditions.
moot point n ([sth] debatable) (aberto à discussão)questão polêmica loc sf
 It is a moot point whether sex education among teenagers leads to fewer unwanted pregnancies.
moot point n (academic, of no practical significance)assunto discutível loc sm
 Wondering about how things were before the birth of the universe is a moot point.
near point n (of eye's focus) (ponto mais perto onde a visão ainda é nítida)ponto próximo loc sm
 The near point for someone with normal vision is 25 cm.
there's no use in doing [sth],
there's no point doing [sth],
there's no point in doing [sth]
expr
(it is pointless)sem sentido expres
  sem utilidade expres
  em vão expres
 There's no point in asking Jake if you can borrow his car; he'll say no.
 There's no use in telling me now that I shouldn't put that vase there; you should have mentioned it before I knocked it over and broke it.
objective point of view n (impartial opinion, perspective) (opinião imparcial)ponto de vista objetivo sm
 People go before a judge because they want an objective point of view.
observation point n (lookout, observation post) (mirante)ponto de observação loc sm
 Along the coastal road are various observation points, at which drivers may stop and admire the view.
on the point of [sth] expr (close to [sth])a ponto de loc prep
 The country's largest bank is on the point of collapse.
on the point of doing [sth] expr (about to do [sth](pronto para)à beira de, no ponto de loc prep
 She was on the point of leaving when he finally arrived.
on-point,
on point
adj
US (relevant)relevante adj
Nota: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun.
on-point,
on point
adj
informal (perfect, just right) (informal)estiloso, perfeito, atraente adj
Nota: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun.
pain point n (commerce: problem) (comércio)problema sf
 This app's limited functionality on certain operating systems is a pain point with customers.
pinpoint [sth],
pin-point [sth],
pin point [sth]
vtr
figurative (show exact cause)detalhar vt
 It is difficult to pinpoint exactly why this problem has occurred.
 É difícil detalhar exatamente por que esse problema ocorreu.
pinpoint [sth],
pin-point [sth],
pin point [sth]
vtr
figurative (show exact place)localizar vt
 We know our agent is in this area, but we can't pinpoint his location at the moment.
 Sabemos que nosso agente está nessa área, mas não conseguimos localizar sua posição no momento.
point at issue n (matter being discussed) (assunto sendo discutido)ponto em questão loc sm
 Global warming was the main point at issue of the conference.
point blank,
point-blank
adv
(shoot: from close range) (tiro: em alvo próximo)à queima-roupa loc adv
 She shot him point blank, killing him instantly.
point blank,
point-blank
adv
figurative (directly, bluntly) (fig, diretamente)na cara loc adv
 Amanda rejected David's proposal point blank.
point duty,
points duty
n
UK (traffic directing at junction)policial encarregado do trânsito sm
point guard n (basketball position) (posição no basquete)armador sm
point in question n (issue being discussed) (questão sendo discutida)ponto em questão loc sm
 Could we please return to the point in question?
point mass n (physics: infinitely small matter) (física: matéria infinitamente pequena)ponto material loc sm
point of contact n (person, department)ponto de contato loc sm
point of contention n (disputed matter, [sth] controversial) (assunto debatido, algo controverso)assunto polêmico loc sm
  questão controversa loc sf
point of convergence n (central or meeting point) (ponto central ou de encontro)ponto de convergência loc sm
point of departure n (starting point of a journey)ponto de partida loc sm
 Our point of departure for the journey will be the Port of Los Angeles.
point of departure n (starting point for argument) (figurado)ponto de partida loc sm
 We're not going to discuss the presentation itself, but we will take it as our point of departure.
point of division n (mathematics: point dividing a line into a given ratio) (matemática: ponto dividindo uma linha dentro de determinada proporção)ponto de divisão loc sm
point of interest n (landmark, interesting place) (ponto de referência, lugar interessante)ponto interessante loc sm
 There are many points of interest along the highway, especially for lovers of history and geology.
point of no return n (point when one becomes committed to [sth](ponto em que uma pessoa se compromete com algo)ponto decisivo loc sm
  ponto sem retorno loc sm
 As he got into the car he realised he'd passed the point of no return.
point of sale n (place where [sth] is sold)ponto de venda loc sm
point-of-sale n as adj (relating to place where [sth] is sold)ponto de venda loc sm
 Retailers are paying increasing attention to their point-of-sale displays.
point of view n (opinion)ponto de vista loc sm
  perspectiva sf
  opinião sf
 That's my own point of view; you may well disagree with me!
 Esse é meu próprio ponto de vista; você pode muito bem discordar de mim!
point of view n (angle from which [sth] is seen)ponto de vista loc sm
  perspectiva sf
 There are too many tall people in front of me; I need to move to get a better point of view.
 Tem pessoas altas demais na minha frente; preciso me mover para conseguir um ponto de vista melhor.
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