Definition of touchpoint in English:

touchpoint

noun ˈtʌtʃpɔɪntˈtəCHˌpoint

1A point of contact or interaction, especially between a business and its customers or consumers.
every touchpoint must reflect, reinforce, and reiterate your core brand strategy
2A point of reference.
one of the cultural touchpoints for the late 1990s
3A touch-sensitive area on an electronic device.
4A time, condition, or circumstance that is vulnerable or unstable enough to precipitate a highly unfavourable, possibly devastating outcome.
a touchpoint for world conflagration
5Psychology
The time in a child's development that precedes an appreciable leap in physical, emotional, or cognitive growth.

Definition of touchpoint in US English:

touchpoint

nounˈtəCHˌpoint

1A point of contact or interaction, especially between a business and its customers or consumers.
every touchpoint must reflect, reinforce, and reiterate your core brand strategy
2A point of reference.
one of the cultural touchpoints for the late 1990s
3A touch-sensitive area on an electronic device.
4A time, condition, or circumstance that is vulnerable or unstable enough to precipitate a highly unfavorable, possibly devastating outcome.
a touchpoint for world conflagration
5Psychology
The time in a child's development that precedes an appreciable leap in physical, emotional, or cognitive growth.

单词	touchpoint
释义	Definition of touchpoint in English: touchpoint noun ˈtʌtʃpɔɪntˈtəCHˌpoint 1A point of contact or interaction, especially between a business and its customers or consumers. every touchpoint must reflect, reinforce, and reiterate your core brand strategy 2A point of reference. one of the cultural touchpoints for the late 1990s 3A touch-sensitive area on an electronic device. 4A time, condition, or circumstance that is vulnerable or unstable enough to precipitate a highly unfavourable, possibly devastating outcome. a touchpoint for world conflagration 5Psychology The time in a child's development that precedes an appreciable leap in physical, emotional, or cognitive growth. Definition of touchpoint in US English: touchpoint nounˈtəCHˌpoint 1A point of contact or interaction, especially between a business and its customers or consumers. every touchpoint must reflect, reinforce, and reiterate your core brand strategy 2A point of reference. one of the cultural touchpoints for the late 1990s 3A touch-sensitive area on an electronic device. 4A time, condition, or circumstance that is vulnerable or unstable enough to precipitate a highly unfavorable, possibly devastating outcome. a touchpoint for world conflagration 5Psychology The time in a child's development that precedes an appreciable leap in physical, emotional, or cognitive growth.
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