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point (obj) SHOWpCIntvto direct other people's attention to something by holding out your finger towards it, or to hold (something) in the direction of someone or something指，指向"Look at that!" she said, pointing at the hole in the door. [I]“看那里!”她指着门上的洞说。Small children are often told that it's rude to point. [I]小孩们经常被教育用手指指点点是不礼貌的。The soldiers rushed out pointing their guns. [T]战士们端着枪冲了出去。He said that the man had pointed a knife at him. [T]他说那人用刀对着他。If something points in a particular direction, it is turned towards that direction.指示，指明，表明: The road sign points left. [I]路标指示左边。All the cars were pointing in the same direction. [I]所有的汽车都向一个方向开。If someone points you towards/in the direction of something, they try to persuade you to do or buy that thing.劝…做…，劝…买…The salesman was trying to point us in the direction of the most expensive furniture in the showroom. [T]售货员试图劝我们买展室里最贵的家具。If you point the finger at someone, you accuse them of being responsible for something bad that has happened.指责Unhappy tourists have pointed the finger at unhelpful travel agents.不高兴的游客们纷纷指责帮不上忙的旅行社工作人员。When mistakes were made, there was much finger-pointing (= accusations that particular people were to blame).出了错的时候，都要指责当事人。To point the way is to show how something can be done better in the future.指路，指明方向: Recent medical discoveries are already pointing the way to more efficient vaccines. 最近的医学发现为研制更有效的疫苗指明了道路。
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