| 单词 | pinpoint |
| 释义 | pinpoint I. 1. a. < left impaled upon the pinpoint — Marcia Davenport > b. < a pinpoint of rock — Wynford Vaughan-Thomas > < above the town pinpoints of light twinkled — Eric Ambler > 2. a. < at this one pinpoint in the heart of the wilderness — Walter O'Meara > < not a pinpoint of difference — Irish Digest > < his interests and ideals shrink to the pinpoints of the commonplace — H.A.Overstreet > b. (1) < fussy to a fault about anchoring on the precise pinpoint assigned — K.M.Dodson > (2) < hit his pinpoint > II. 1. a. < can pinpoint the position of his aircraft within two miles — Time > b. < pinpointed oil refineries and other strategic installations > c. < pinpoint very heavy bombs on the most vulnerable point — J.W.Angell > 2. a. < hope to pinpoint promising young engineers by psychometric methods — W.H.Hale > < pinpoint and define the procedural rights of a citizen — New Republic > b. < pinpointed the obvious fact — Nona B. Brown > < scenes that were supposed to pinpoint delicate emotional balances — Cecile Starr > 3. < the lights of their cigarettes pinpointed the darkness — Robert De Vries > III. 1. a. < functions with pinpoint accuracy — Progress Thru Research > < pinpoint localization of the foreign body — Journal American Medical Association > b. < pinpoint targets > c. < pinpoint bombardment > d. < a revulsion against pinpoint planning — A.M.Schlesinger b. 1917 > < opposed to pinpoint price control — New York Herald Tribune > 2. < little pinpoint creatures — Anthony Standen > < millions of pinpoint holes — T.R.Ybarra > |
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