make a point



make a point

 and make points 
1. Lit. to score a point in a game. Bob made a point in the last match. Karen made twenty points in the second half.
2. Fig. to state an item of importance. (See also make a point of someone or something; make points (with someone).) You made a point that we all should remember. He spoke for an hour without making a point.
See also: make, point

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
FolkeFOL-ke (Swedish)Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
Marion['mɛəriən]
DagDAHG (Swedish)Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
JÓSka-Hungarian
Ben[ben]
Jordanahor-DAH-nah (Spanish), jawr-DAN-ə (English)Spanish, Portuguese, Macedonian, English (Rare)