to the point
US /tu ði pɔɪnt/
・UK /tu: ðə pɔint/
A2
adj.AdjectiveExpressing something directly and without unnecessary detail.
His comments were short and to the point.
phr.PhraseRelevant and pertinent to the matter at hand.
Let's stick to the point and not get sidetracked.
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How to Get People to Listen to You | The Harvard Business Review Guide
- Get to the point and only provide the necessary context for your message to be heard.
Get to the point and only provide the necessary context for your message to be heard.
- Get to the point, and only provide the necessary context
Get to the point, and only provide the necessary context
What Happened To Etsy?
- How do you get from just doing it as more of a hobby to organizing this to the point where you can actually make a living?
How do you get from just doing it as more of a hobby to organizing this to the point where you can actually make a living?
- organizing this to the point where you can actually make a
organizing this to the point where you can actually make a
Why Cat Bites Are Actually So Dangerous | RTC 35
- but I've gotten to the point where I might even delete my own.
but I've gotten to the point where I might even delete my own.
- but I've gotten to the point
but I've gotten to the point
Cast of Avengers: Infinity War Reveals Least Trustworthy Avenger
- As a good company man, they indoctrinated me to the point where I was, like, a mentoring candidate.
As a good company man, they indoctrinated me to the point where I was, like, a mentoring candidate.
- INDOCTRINATED ME TO THE POINT
INDOCTRINATED ME TO THE POINT
How I Tricked My Brain Into Stopping Cravings
- which over time became stronger and stronger to the point that my brain hardly ever craves junk food and sweets now.
which over time became stronger and stronger to the point that my brain hardly ever craves junk food and sweets now.
- and stronger to the point
and stronger to the point
How solar energy got so cheap
- By investing that money, you got the solar to come down in costs to the point where you don't need to subsidize it anymore.
By investing that money, you got the solar to come down in costs to the point where you don't need to subsidize it anymore.
- you got the solar to come down in costs to the point where you don't need to subsidize it anymore.
you got the solar to come down in costs to the point where you don't need to subsidize it anymore.
How Working For Google, Amazon, And Microsoft Lost 'Dream Job' Status
- These layoffs have to an extent hurt the luster of the tech industry, but not to the point that I think that people all of a sudden are going to decide not to go work for them anymore.
These layoffs have to an extent hurt the luster of the tech industry, but not to the point that I think that people all of a sudden are going to decide not to go work for them anymore.
- not to the point that I think that people all of a sudden are going to decide not to go work for them anymore.
not to the point that I think that people all of a sudden are going to decide not to go work for them anymore.
Democratic Presidential Debate - June 26 (Full) | NBC News
- But just kind of going back to the point that you made about Elizabeth Warren, that's actually funny that you came up with that point because I was going to say, with Elizabeth Warren, she was kind of the only candidate that really focused on retraining those that are in these communities where these industries are dying, especially with the coal industry and how that conflicts with the movement of taking care of the environment, how we often have to try to balance the two, finding jobs or taking care of the environment and seeing what's going to happen in the future.
But just kind of going back to the point that you made about Elizabeth Warren, that's actually funny that you came up with that point because I was going to say, with Elizabeth Warren, she was kind of the only candidate that really focused on retraining those that are in these communities where these industries are dying, especially with the coal industry and how that conflicts with the movement of taking care of the environment, how we often have to try to balance the two, finding jobs or taking care of the environment and seeing what's going to happen in the future.
- But just kind of going back to the point that you made about Elizabeth Warren, that's actually funny that you came up with that point because I was going to say, with Elizabeth Warren, she was kind of the only candidate that really focused on retraining those that are in these communities where these industries are dying, especially with the coal industry and how that conflicts with the movement of taking care of the environment, how we often have to try to balance the two, finding jobs or taking care of the environment and seeing what's going to happen in the future.
But just kind of going back to the point that you made about Elizabeth Warren, that's actually funny that you came up with that point because I was going to say, with Elizabeth Warren, she was kind of the only candidate that really focused on retraining those that are in these communities where these industries are dying, especially with the coal industry and how that conflicts with the movement of taking care of the environment, how we often have to try to balance the two, finding jobs or taking care of the environment and seeing what's going to happen in the future.
Body Language Experts Break Down Job Interview Etiquette | WIRED
- So up to the point where they touch you here or here or even here.
So up to the point where they touch you here or here or even here.
- - So up to the point where they touch you here
- So up to the point where they touch you here
Bill Gates meets Aamir Khan
- has the government really institutionalised the inequity to the point that the voices
has the government really institutionalised the inequity to the point that the voices