1.b> 1) (.i> at, to) (, ), / (, .i>); to point the finger at an object ; it is rude to point ; the hands of the clock pointed to half past one ; "what's your name?" he asked, pointing at the child with his pen " ?" ; to point to a door / , .i> ;
2) (at) i> (), i> ( i>); he was pointed at by all the mothers as an example of what a son should be ; to point the finger of scorn at smb. , ; , ;
2.b> i> (), ; ; to point a gun at smb. i> / ; to point a camera at smb. (i> i>); we pointed the boat upstream ;
3.b> i> / ; i> ; the vane points to the north ; the house points to the west ; the churches of Europe were ordinarily built pointing to the east , , ;
4.b> i> / , i> ; all the evidence points to his guilt ; everything points to your being wrong , ;
5.b> i> (), i> / ; his actions pointed towards that result ;
6.b> 1) (), ; / ; to point a dart / ; to point a pencil , ;
2) .i> (, ); i> , i>. (, i>); he pointed his narrative with effective use of dialect i> ;
7.b> .i> (), ( i>);
8.b> .i> () i>;
9.b> . i> () / ;
10.b> 1) (, );
2) () , i>;
11.b> / () i>;
to point offb> / () i>;
to point outb> 1) (), ; he pointed out that there were certain formalities to be observed / , ;
2) i> (), ( i> ); to point out mistakes ; he pointed out the finest pictures to me ; point me out the thing you want / , ;
to point upb> i> (), i> ; i> .
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