points, pointed, pointing
to point out
phrasal verbE
To mention something in order to give information
- 1The teacher pointed out that the exam is next week.
- 2He pointed out the benefits of the new policy.
When you say something so that others notice or understand it, you are showing or telling them about it. You do this to help people see something important or to give them new facts. It is like drawing attention to something so everyone knows about it.
Teachers often point out mistakes on homework to help students learn and improve.
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at a cafe
Noticing the New Menu Item
Margaret
I just wanted to point out that they have a new seasonal drink on the menu.
Timothy
Oh, really? I hadn't noticed that before.
Margaret
Yes, it's a pumpkin spice latte. Perfect for this time of year.
Timothy
Sounds great! I think I'll give it a try.
at the movie theater
Spotting the Movie Poster
Timothy
I just wanted to point out that the new movie poster is up.
Elizabeth
Oh, I hadn't noticed that. It looks interesting!
Timothy
Yes, it's for the film we've been waiting to see.
Elizabeth
Great! Let's make sure to get tickets soon.
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Similar to "to point out":
- 1mention
- 2note
