pointe 的定义
plural pointes [French pwant]. /French pwɛ̃t/. Ballet.
- the tip of the toe.
- a position on the extreme tips of the toes.
更多pointe例句
- I had quit ballet when we got to pointe shoes because it was too hard, and I was a decent swimmer but not a great one, and so on.
- One or two, it seemed to me, were actually still tiptoeing “en pointe.”
- After a long paddle of five or six hours we arrived at Pointe des Monts, where rough weather obliged us to put ashore.
- He woke from it with a vigor and freshness that surprised him, and found the train pulling into the station at Pointe Levis.
- Como itself is the head centre for this part of the lake region, but we used it only as a pointe de dpart.
- These harsh words—harsh barking of the shepherd dog—spread an unseen consternation in Grande Pointe.
- He glanced around condescendingly upon the people of Grande Pointe.