Definition
Translation
Definition of plus point - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
advantageRare good feature that makes someone or something better or more attractiveRare
- Her ability to stay calm is a big plus point in interviews.
- Her language skills are a major plus point for the job.
- The car’s low fuel consumption is another plus point.
Feedback:
Expressions with plus
extra good thing that makes a choice better
It has a long battery life, and it's a plus for travel.
positively from a favorable view or perspective
On the plus side, the weather was perfect for the picnic.
claim that is obviously false but accepted as true
The government insisted that two plus two equals five.
additional person or thing
Each member can bring a plus one to the event.
approximately or more or less
The project will take two weeks, plus or minus a few days.
symbol '+' used for addition or to show a positive number
Write the plus sign before positive numbers.
designed for larger people
The brand launched a new plus-size fashion line.
additional element contributing positively to outcome
His experience was a plus factor in getting the job.
sign indicating something extra or additional
The plus mark on the package means there is a bonus item.
mark in school or college work showing performance between B and A minus
She was thrilled to receive a B plus on her chemistry exam.
larger than the usual or expected size
The plus-sized sofa fit perfectly in the room.
based on cost plus an added profit
The project was completed on a cost-plus basis.
extra value created by workers and taken as profit
Marx discussed the concept of plus-value in his writings.
person with a very lively or charming character
Everyone says she is personality plus at every party.
the perfect or most extreme example of its kind
This car is the ne plus ultra of luxury vehicles.
represent highest point or ultimate achievement of something
This invention is the plus ultra of technology.
exam for 11-year-olds for secondary school placement
She studied hard for the eleven-plus.
baggy trousers ending below the knee, often worn for sports
He wore plus fours to play golf.
Expressions with point
identify something with a gesture
She will point out the stars in the sky.
lack of reason or purpose in doing something
There's no point in arguing with him.
point where a situation becomes critical
The negotiations hit a breaking point last night.
point where capacity is exceeded and overflow occurs
The dam reached its bursting point after the heavy rains.
state something to emphasize its importance
She always makes a point of thanking everyone personally.
express an idea clearly and effectively
She made her point during the debate.
fail to understand the main idea or argument
I think you missed a point about costs in his proposal.
lack of purpose or benefit in doing something
There's no point in arguing with him.
small visible source of light in darkness
The star appeared as a point of light in the night sky.
direct a finger towards someone or something
She pointed her finger at the map.
show the direction to go
The guide will point the way to the campsite.
gain a point by achieving something in a game or contest
She scored a point with her last shot.
understand someone's argument or perspective in a discussion
I see your point about the budget constraints.
understand someone's perspective or argument
I see your point about the budget constraints.
understand the purpose or reason of something
After the explanation, I could finally see the point of the new policy.
introduce the main idea or important part in conversation
The point is we need to finish the project on time!
no reason to do something because it is useless
There is no point in arguing with him.
asking about the reason for something
What's the point of this meeting?
irrelevant or unrelated to the matter at hand
Your argument, though interesting, is beside the point of this discussion.
not relevant to the main topic or issue
His comment was interesting but besides the point.
example illustrating a point
The recent election is a case in point.
successfully communicate an idea to others
She struggled to get her point across during the meeting.
repeat or explain a point more than needed
He tends to labour the point in every meeting.
fail to understand the main idea
During the lecture, he completely lost the point.
Terms related to plus point
💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
View all translations of plus point
✨Click below to see the appropriate translations facing each meaning.
- French:atout, ...
- German:Pluspunkt, ...
- Italian:punto a favore, ...
- Spanish:punto a favor, ...
- Portuguese:vantagem, ...
- Chinese:加分项, ...
- Japanese:長所, ...
- Arabic:نُقْطَة قُوَّة, ...
- Hebrew:נְקוּדַת זְכוּת, ...
- Russian:плюс, ...
- Ukrainian:плюс, ...
- Hindi:फायदा, ...
- Bengali:অতিরিক্ত গুণ, ...
- Catalan:punt a favor, ...
- Czech:přednost, ...
- Danish:pluspunkt, ...
- Dutch:pluspunt, ...
- Greek:θετικό στοιχείο, ...
- Hungarian:előny, ...
- Khmer:ចំណុចល្អ, ...
- Korean:장점, ...
- Persian:نکته مثبت, ...
- Polish:mocna strona, ...
- Portuguese (BR):ponto positivo, ...
- Romanian:punct forte, ...
- Swedish:pluspoäng, ...
- Thai:ข้อดี, ...
- Turkish:artı yön, ...
- Vietnamese:điểm cộng, ...
icon to discover related terms: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, umbrella terms… Try with happening or hunch.
icon next to the first example to see two additional options and learn to use new vocabulary naturally.
icon to save words you want to revisit. You can also save a specific meaning by clicking on the