full point

fʊl pɔɪnt

Definition of full point - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

grammar

Dated

punctuation mark used at the end of sentences or after abbreviations

Dated

Put a full point at the end of the sentence.
Add a full point after each abbreviation.
The editor insisted on a full point at sentence ends.

full stop

period

stop

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Expressions with full

full blast

adv.

playing music or sound very loudly

She played her favorite song at full blast.

full house

all seats in a theater or venue are occupied

The play was a success, evidenced by a full house every night..

full stop

a punctuation mark used to end sentences or mark abbreviations

She placed a full stop at the end of the sentence.

full up

adj.

having no space left for more

The parking lot is full up.

full of holes

adj.

having many holes or gaps

The old sweater was full of holes.

full of life

adj.

vibrant and energetic

The full of life crowd cheered loudly at the concert..

Expressions with point

point out

identify something with a gesture

She will point out the stars in the sky.

no point

lack of reason or purpose in doing something

There's no point in arguing with him.

breaking point

point where a situation becomes critical

The negotiations hit a breaking point last night.

bursting point

point where capacity is exceeded and overflow occurs

The dam reached its bursting point after the heavy rains.

make a point

state something to emphasize its importance

She always makes a point of thanking everyone personally..

make one's point

express an idea clearly and effectively

She made her point during the debate.

miss a point

fail to understand the main idea or argument

I think you missed a point about costs in his proposal.

no point in

lack of purpose or benefit in doing something

There's no point in arguing with him.

point of light

small visible source of light in darkness

The star appeared as a point of light in the night sky.

point one's finger at

direct a finger towards someone or something

She pointed her finger at the map.

Terms with full point included in their meaning

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bursting

adj.

overfilled

full to the point of breaking open

up to here

adv.

emotion

to a point of being full or overwhelmed

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French:point, ...
German:Punkt, ...
Italian:punto fermo, ...
Spanish:punto, ...
Portuguese:ponto final, ...
Chinese:句点, ...
Japanese:ピリオド, ...
Arabic:نُقْطَة, ...
Hebrew:נְקוּדָּה, ...
Russian:точка, ...
Ukrainian:крапка, ...
Hindi:पूर्ण विराम, ...
Bengali:পূর্ণবিরাম, ...
Catalan:punt, ...
Czech:tečka, ...
Danish:punktum, ...
Dutch:punt, ...
Greek:τελεία, ...
Hungarian:pont, ...
Khmer:សញ្ញាចុច, ...
Korean:마침표, ...
Persian:نقطه, ...
Polish:kropka, ...
Portuguese (BR):ponto final, ...
Romanian:punct, ...
Swedish:punkt, ...
Thai:จุดเต็ม, ...
Turkish:Tam nokta, ...
Vietnamese:dấu chấm, ...

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Definition of full point - Reverso English Dictionary

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