PowerPoint
ˈpaʊərˌpɔɪnt
Definition

Definition of PowerPoint - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
toolTECH.TMdigital slide show created with presentation software for talksTECH.TM
  • She gave a PowerPoint about climate change.
2.
technologyTECH.TMcomputer program for making electronic slide showsTECH.TM
  • I learned how to use PowerPoint in school.
presentation software

Abbreviation

abr: Microsoft PowerPointTECH.software for making slideshows and presentationsTECH.
  • I made my slides in PowerPoint.
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slide presentation made with slideshow software
The Microsoft PowerPoint was well-received by the audience.

Origin of PowerPoint

English, power (ability) + point (dot)

Examples of PowerPoint in a sentence

  • The students watched a PowerPoint on volcanoes.
  • The presentation was made using PowerPoint.
  • She opened PowerPoint to design her slides.
  • The report was presented in PowerPoint.
  • He prefers PowerPoint for lectures.

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  1. French:PowerPoint, ...
  2. German:PowerPoint-Präsentation, PowerPoint, ...
  3. Italian:presentazione PowerPoint, Microsoft PowerPoint, ...
  4. Spanish:presentación de PowerPoint, PowerPoint, ...
  5. Portuguese:apresentação em PowerPoint, PowerPoint, ...
  6. Chinese:PowerPoint, 微软PowerPoint, ...
  7. Japanese:パワーポイント, パワポ, ...
  8. Arabic:باوَرْبُويْنْت, برنامج لصنع العروض التقديمية, ...
  9. Hebrew:פָּאוֶּורְפּוֹינְט, PowerPoint, ...
  10. Russian:презентация в PowerPoint, ПоверПойнт, ...
  11. Ukrainian:PowerPoint, Microsoft PowerPoint, ...
  12. Hindi:पावरपॉइंट, ...
powerpoint US
ˈpaʊərˌpɔɪnt
See also: slide (UK)

Definition of powerpoint - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

slideRareUSsingle page in a slideshowRareUS
  • He clicked to the next PowerPoint slide.
  • She prepared a detailed PowerPoint for the meeting.
  • The presentation included a colorful PowerPoint on sales data.
deck slide
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Images of powerpoint

  • powerpoint: single page in a slideshow
    single page in a slideshow

Origin of powerpoint

English, power (ability) + point (dot)

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  1. French:diapositive, ...
  2. German:PowerPoint-Folie, ...
  3. Italian:diapositiva di PowerPoint, ...
  4. Spanish:diapositiva, ...
  5. Portuguese:slide do PowerPoint, ...
  6. Chinese:幻灯片, ...
  7. Japanese:PowerPointスライド, ...
  8. Arabic:شريحة, ...
  9. Hebrew:שְׁקוּפִית, ...
  10. Russian:слайд PowerPoint, ...
  11. Ukrainian:слайд PowerPoint, ...
  12. Hindi:पावरपॉइंट स्लाइड, ...
Powerpoint
ˈpaʊərˌpɔɪnt

Definition of Powerpoint - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
presentation softwareTMcomputer program to make slideshowsTM
  • She used PowerPoint for her school project.
presentation slideshow
2.
fileTMdocument created using the softwareTM
  • The PowerPoint file was too large to email.
presentation slideshow
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Examples of Powerpoint in a sentence

  • He gave a lecture with slides from PowerPoint.
  • She presented her findings using a PowerPoint.
  • The PowerPoint contained all the quarterly sales data.

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  1. French:PowerPoint, ...
  2. German:PowerPoint, PowerPoint-Datei, ...
  3. Italian:PowerPoint, ...
  4. Spanish:PowerPoint, ...
  5. Portuguese:PowerPoint, ...
  6. Chinese:PowerPoint, ...
  7. Japanese:パワーポイント, PowerPoint, ...
  8. Arabic:باوربوينت, مِلَفّ بَاوَر بُويْنْت, ...
  9. Hebrew:פָּאוֶּרְפּוֹינְט, פָּאוּאֶרפּוֹינְט, ...
  10. Russian:PowerPoint, файл PowerPoint, ...
  11. Ukrainian:PowerPoint, ...
  12. Hindi:पावरपॉइंट, ...
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