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make a point

/meɪk ə pɔɪnt/

Traducción: Expresar o defender claramente una idea o argumento, a menudo para subrayar su importancia o demostrar un punto concreto.

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B2informalcommon/meɪk ə pɔɪnt/

To state or argue something clearly and deliberately, often to emphasize its importance or to prove a particular idea.

  • 🇪🇸Expresar o defender claramente una idea o argumento, a menudo para subrayar su importancia o demostrar un punto concreto.
  1. Express an idea B1 formal

    To state or argue a particular idea or opinion clearly and convincingly.

    • She made a point about the importance of education.
    • He made a point that we should consider all options.
    • The speaker made a point that resonated with the audience.

    🇪🇸expresar una idea

  2. Deliberately do something B2 informal

    To take deliberate action to ensure something is done or noticed.

    • He made a point of arriving early to the meeting.
    • She made a point to thank everyone personally.
    • They made a point of visiting the museum while in town.

    🇪🇸asegurarse de hacer algo