points, pointed, pointing
to point out
phrasal verbE
To direct someone's attention to something
- 1She pointed out the mistake in the report.
- 2He pointed out the new restaurant on the corner.
When you want to show someone something or make them notice it, you are pointing it out. It's like saying, "Hey, look at this!" You are directing their attention to that specific thing.
Remember, when pointing something out, use gestures or words to draw attention. Avoid assuming others notice what you do. Be clear and specific to ensure effective communication.
on the green field
Spotting the Landmark
William
Matthew, can you see that old oak tree over there?
Matthew
Yes, I see it. Why do you ask?
William
I just wanted to point out that it's the oldest tree in this area.
Matthew
Oh, that's interesting! Thanks for telling me.
in a store
Choosing the Perfect Gift
Sandra
Charles, I think this necklace would be perfect for her birthday.
Charles
Oh, that's nice, but let me point out this bracelet over here.
Sandra
Wow, that's beautiful! It matches her style perfectly.
Charles
Exactly, I thought it might be a good choice.
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Similar to "to point out":
- 1indicate
- 2highlight