make a point
英 [meik ə pɔint] 美 [mek e pɔɪnt]

释义

特别重视某一事项；

英英释义

make a point

• v.make a point of doing something; act purposefully and intentionally

  同义词：make sure

双语例句

用作动词(v.)

1. The Chinese make a point of their personal honor.
   中国人特别重视个人荣誉。
2. Punctual people always make a point of being a little early.
   准时的人总是有意识地稍微早一点儿。

权威例句

Make a Point
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Does “pointing at” in museum exhibitions make a point? A study of visitors’ performances in three museums for the use of referenc...
Performing Histories: Why the Point Is Not to Make a Point…
The Boston Globe reported on the next mass shooting before it even happened to make a point about a depressing trend