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- which brings me to the point
which brings me to the point
which brings me to the (main) point
a transitional phrase that introduces the main point of a discussion. Bill: Keeping safe at times like this is very important—which brings me to the main point. Does your house have an adequate burglar alarm? Sally: I knew you were trying to sell me something! Out! Lecturer:... which brings me to the point. John (whispering): Thank heavens! I knew there was a point to all this.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Sharyn | | SHER-ən, SHAR-ən | English |
Kibwe | | - | Eastern African, Swahili |
Gwynn | | - | Welsh |
Yaakov | | - | Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew |
Renate | | re-NAH-tə (German), rə-NAH-tə (Dutch) | German, Dutch, Norwegian |
ArtÚR | | - | Hungarian |