stop point

stɒp pɔɪnt

Definition

Definition of stop point - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

boundarieslimit that should not be exceeded

The budget has a strict stop point.

boundary

limit

threshold

transportationdesignated place where vehicles stop

The bus will arrive at the next stop point.

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Images of stop point

designated place where vehicles stop

Expressions with stop

full stop

a punctuation mark used to end sentences or mark abbreviations

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

stop by

pause at a location temporarily

We can stop by the store on our way home.

stop in

stay at a place for a short time

We decided to stop in at the café for a quick coffee..

stop off

make a short visit while traveling

We will stop off at the museum on our way.

stop over

interrupt a trip temporarily, often overnight

They will stop over in Dubai before heading to Japan.

stop short

cease movement suddenly

She stopped short when she saw the snake..

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 stop point included in their meaning

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go no farther

stop progress

stop moving or progressing beyond a certain point

go no further

stop progress

stop moving or progressing beyond this point

quit while one is ahead

behavior

stop an activity at a good point to avoid future loss

intercept at the pass

strategy

stop someone at a critical point

head off at the pass

physical action

hurry past someone to stop them from passing a point

Examples of stop point in a sentence

We reached the stop point in negotiations.
Passengers waited patiently at the stop point.
The train's stop point was marked clearly on the map.

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French:point d'arrêt, ...
German:Grenzwert, Haltepunkt, ...
Italian:punto di arresto, punto di sosta, ...
Spanish:punto de parada, ...
Portuguese:limite máximo, ponto de paragem, ...
Chinese:上限, 停车点, ...
Japanese:限界点, 停留所, ...
Arabic:نُقْطَةُ تَوَقُّف, محطة توقف, ...
Hebrew:גְּבוּל עֶלְיוֹן, תַּחֲנַת עֲצִירָה, ...
Russian:точка остановки, остановка, ...
Ukrainian:межа, зупинка, ...
Hindi:सीमा, रुकने का स्थान, ...
Bengali:সীমা, স্টপ পয়েন্ট, ...
Catalan:punt de parada, parada, ...
Czech:mez, zastávka, ...
Danish:stop-punkt, stoppested, ...
Dutch:grens, haltepunt, ...
Greek:όριο, σημείο στάσης, ...
Hungarian:határérték, megállóhely, ...
Khmer:ដែនកំណត់, ចំណត, ...
Korean:한계점, 정차 지점, ...
Persian:نقطه توقف, ...
Polish:granica nieprzekraczalna, przystanek, ...
Portuguese (BR):ponto de parada, ...
Romanian:punct de oprire, stație de oprire, ...
Swedish:gränspunkt, stoppunkt, ...
Thai:จุดหยุด, ...
Turkish:sınır noktası, durak noktası, ...
Vietnamese:điểm dừng, trạm dừng, ...

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