Summary
point {noun}
aiguille · bout · extrémité · point · pointe · sommet · cime · virgule
to point {verb}
viser · indiquer · pointer · jointoyer
point {noun}
item · dot · period · pip · point · stitch · speck · spot · full stop
Synonyms
point: repoint · sharpen · taper
point: aucunement · nullement · bilan
poindre: apparaître · paraître · montrer
more (40)English-French translation for "point"
"point" French translation
point {noun}
During teething, when the baby's gums are irritated, the white spot where the tooth is emerging is burnt with the heated point of a needle...
Pilot health centres have been equipped with automatic needle-disposal systems and collecting points.
The world's largest clock, with hands 22 m in length and separate mechanisms for each of the four faces orientated toward the cardinal points of the compass, has been installed in the tower.
Of course, in the end, no delegation will be 100 per cent satisfied on every point.
This latter point, of course, will remain the most difficult until the process is completed.
At the end, IAEA had concluded that the Iraqi nuclear programme had reached point zero.
Point 33 states that the framework of competences is to be reviewed after ten years.
So what exactly is the point of creating such a commission when, in the end, the result is the same?
- The reference point is the border of the engine closest to the front of the vehicle.
The reference point is the border of the engine closest to the front of the vehicle
(a) the reference point shall be at the end of the exhaust pipe,
The lower point A is placed at the R point location.
The outermost front point of the motor vehicle must be guided along the contour of the outer circle (see figure A).
lun des débiteurs solidaires ne libère point les autres; mais le créancier doit
Commissioner, I should like to pick up on a point which you made in your speech.
A further key point will be the approach to, and management of, water resources.
ASTM D3828-93, Standard Test Methods for Flash Point by Small Scale Closed Tester
It was definitely questionable, but it was an important turning point in my life.
Indeed, we should take a good look at ourselves before we point a finger at others.
Point the gun anywhere and whatever we hit was what we were shooting at.
The Point Lepreau nuclear power plant has a CANDU reactor.
My question relates to the Point Lepreau refurbishment.
In my riding we have Point Pelee, one of the best birding locations in the world.
We hope that the upcoming Damascus summit will mark a turning point in the crisis.
I would like to make one point, however, in the hope that the summit will adopt it.
This point does not seem to be reflected in the conclusions of the Barcelona Summit.
The Summit must be a turning-point with regard to what remained to be done.
Briefly and to the point, the Luxembourg summit was a start, a very important start.
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"At least one decimal shall be shown after the decimal point.
to point {verb}
to point [pointed|pointed] {vb} (also: to intend, to aim, to direct, to stamp)
I think in terms of responsibility, it's fair to point the big gun at McDonald's.
The rule states that a point of a privilege must ``be raised to correct a grave and serious breach.''
[English] The rule states that a point of privilege must "be raised to correct a grave and serious breach."
But from the humanitarian point of view it is quite evident that our activities must be targeted at the whole country.
He told me that I should never point at anything in the house... and that he'd rather I shoot at tin cans in the backyard.
to point [pointed|pointed] {vb} (also: to indicate, to denote, to point out, to point up)
I would like to point out once again that Serbia threatens violence to no one.
Let me also point out that a very large number of new measures have been adopted.
I would point out to the hon. member that he has only one minute remaining.
It is appropriate to indicate the principles and fundamental guidelines at this point.
Finally, could I point very briefly to where we should go in the future.
to point [pointed|pointed] {vb} (also: to aim, to direct, to level, to finger)
Premier Clark likes to point his fingers to the far east and say it is the Asian flu.
I do not want to point fingers at just one political party.
If the object is filled, simply point to the inside.
The Secretary-General was quite right to point out our collective failure to prevent such violence.
He did not want to point the finger at anyone.
to point [pointed|pointed] {vb} [construct.]
point {noun}
A/RES/57/145 Item 44 - Responding to global threats and challenges [A C E F R S]
A/RES/58/16 Item 60 -- Responding to global threats and challenges [A C E F R S]
A/RES/60/90 Item 99 (c) -- Report of the Conference on Disarmament [A C E F R S]
A/RES/61/99 Item 92 (c) -- Report of the Conference on Disarmament [A C E F R S]
The Assembly thus concluded its consideration of sub-item (a) of agenda item 16.
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He was told that the Philippines would only be a small dot on that now familiar map.
He demanded nevertheless that the dot be placed on the map.
A second National Plan of Action had been developed for the period 2001-2010.
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Proposed revisions to the medium-term plan for the period 2002-2005 (agenda item 7 (b))
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Data collection period: 7-20 February 2002 Contact person and details: Svilengrad
lun des débiteurs solidaires ne libère point les autres; mais le créancier doit
Commissioner, I should like to pick up on a point which you made in your speech.
A further key point will be the approach to, and management of, water resources.
ASTM D3828-93, Standard Test Methods for Flash Point by Small Scale Closed Tester
It was definitely questionable, but it was an important turning point in my life.
History teaches us, as the old saying goes, that a stitch in time saves nine.
A little stitch, a little tuck Some tender loving care
What is the old saying, a stitch in time saves nine.
Thus, a stitch in time saves nine.
A stitch in time saves nine
Item 6: Information gathering, including on-the-spot appraisals and cooperation with
In contrast, the security situation in Bel-Air, another hot spot, has improved significantly.
Let me now turn quickly to another hot spot: the Presevo Valley.
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Shut-In Island was nearby and chosen as the landing spot.
We must be clear that the villain of this piece is Saddam Hussein - full stop!
Our preference is to add a full stop after “its 2006 substantive session”.
After the words “of genetic resources”, there should be a full stop instead of a comma.
At the end of the description of Type 6 (c), replace the full stop with "; and".
At the end of the description of Type 6 (c), replace the full stop with "; and".
poindre {verb}
to dawn [dawned|dawned] {vb}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "point":
Synonyms (French) for "point":
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Synonyms (French) for "poindre":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "point" in French
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