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Uj2 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
have (got) a point?
Hi. I came across the following dialogue:
A: We got a base. We can get this search properly organized now.
B: You got a point or are we just chatting?
I think I got the meaning, and it means something like "to have something important to say", but I'm not sure and haven't been able to find this meaning in dictionaries. Can you elaborate on this topic? What "a point" exactly means in this context?
A: We got a base. We can get this search properly organized now.
B: You got a point or are we just chatting?
I think I got the meaning, and it means something like "to have something important to say", but I'm not sure and haven't been able to find this meaning in dictionaries. Can you elaborate on this topic? What "a point" exactly means in this context?
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You ('ve) got a poin t = you have said something significant or valid. r=66 ): 2 3. the important or essential thing: the point of the matter.
- You ('ve) got a poin t = you have said something significant or valid.
- r=66 ): 2 3.
- the important or essential thing: the point of the matter.
- 24.
- : to miss the point.
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You ('ve) got a point = you have said something significant or valid.
Point ( http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/point?r=66 ):
23. the important or essential thing: the point of the matter.
24. the salient feature of a story, epigram, jok
Point ( http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/point?r=66 ):
23. the important or essential thing: the point of the matter.
24. the salient feature of a story, epigram, jok
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