Words with more than one meaning

I don’t agree with you on that point.

• an idea or opinion among a number of others

• a particular place

• the sharp end of something

• show something by holding out your finger or a long thin object

• a particular moment in time

What is the point of doing that?

• an idea or opinion among a number of others

• a particular place

• the sharp end of something

• the reason for something

• a particular moment in time

At this point I’d like to thank Joe for coming here today.

• an idea or opinion among a number of others

• a particular place

• the sharp end of something

• show something by holding out your finger or a long thin object

• a particular moment in time

Let’s meet at a point that’s close to the cinema.

• an idea or opinion among a number of others

• a particular place

• the sharp end of something

• show something by holding out your finger or a long thin object

• a particular moment in time

This team has got six points and the other has only one.

• an idea or opinion among a number of others

• a particular place

• the sharp end of something

• show something by holding out your finger or a long thin object

• a unit for counting the score in a game or sport

The point of the knife caught the light.

• an idea or opinion among a number of others

• a particular place

• the sharp end of something

• show something by holding out your finger or a long thin object

• a particular moment in time

Don’t point at her. It’s rude.

• an idea or opinion among a number of others

• a particular place

• the sharp end of something

• show something by holding out your finger or a long thin object

• a particular moment in time

I see your point.

• About

• Failed to understand the argument

• Made a convincing argument

• Say what you want to say quickly and precisely

• Understand your argument

Can you please get to the point?

• About

• Failed to understand the argument

• Made a convincing argument

• Say what you want to say quickly and precisely

• Understand your argument

All right, you’ve proved your point.

• About

• Failed to understand the argument

• Made a convincing argument

• Say what you want to say quickly and precisely

• Understand your argument