mealtime (lunchtime, dinnertime etc)
(math.) dot product (of two vectors)
1.to muster troops2.(fig.) to gather forces
to place an order; to order
1.(of a child etc) small as a mite2.minuscule
1.(computing) to tap (on a touchscreen); to click (with a mouse)2.(massage) to apply focused pressure to specific points on the body
1.to skim2.lightly touching the water (as the dragonfly in the idiom 蜻蜓点水)3.skin-deep
1.to solve a problem2.to answer a question3.(Internet) Q&A forum4.advice column+1 条 (medicine) to remove a mole (usu. by laser treatment)
1.to fire in bursts2.shooting intermittently
1.to lay bare in a few words2.to expose with a word
(dialect) to be out of luck
1.to hit a pressure point (martial arts)2.dim mak3.see also 点穴[diǎn xué]
1.to have a snack2.to have a bite
1.to check (items)2.to count and verify
1.to tap2.to touch (a touchscreen)
to dislike; to downvote (on social media)
(computing) to open (a link, file etc) by clicking or tapping
1.(at a restaurant) to order a meal2.(of a waiter) to take an order
to highlight or underline an important point
factory designated by the state to make a particular product
1.almost2.nearly3.(i.e. same as 差点[chà diǎn])
(finance) stop-loss point (price at which one resolves to sell a security at a loss in order to avoid the possibility of having to sell later at an even lower price)
(computing) floating-point; float
(neologism) easily moved to tears
1.amused by even the weakest joke2.ready to laugh at the smallest thing
pointing stick (for notebook computer)
such a small amount of (money, time etc)