pinpoint — to locate or identify something exactly
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to locate or identify something exactly
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈpɪnpɔɪnt/
Korean meaning: 정확히 찾아내다, 정확히 지적하다
Korean pronunciation: **핀**포인트
Example Sentences
- I can't pinpoint why my computer keeps crashing, but I suspect it's the coffee I spilled on it last week.
- The GPS helped us pinpoint the restaurant's location in the maze-like city center.
- Scientists finally pinpointed the exact moment when my motivation to exercise disappeared: Monday morning.
pinpoint
VERB//ˈpɪnpɔɪnt//
to locate or identify something exactly
The archaeologist pinpoints the exact location of the ancient coin
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Origin
From the combination of 'pin' (a small pointed fastener, from Old English and Germanic roots) and 'point' (from Latin 'punctum' meaning a sharp end or dot). The compound emerged in the 20th century to describe the precision of identifying something as small and exact as the tip of a pin.
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“I can't pinpoint why my computer keeps crashing, but I suspect it's the coffee I spilled on it last week.”
“The GPS helped us pinpoint the restaurant's location in the maze-like city center.”
“Scientists finally pinpointed the exact moment when my motivation to exercise disappeared: Monday morning.”
“The meteorologist could pinpoint where the storm would hit with remarkable accuracy.”
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