Definition of point man in English:

point man

noun

1The soldier at the head of a patrol; the leader of an armed force.
Example sentencesExamples
- I could take a contract that does not require me to be at the sharp end as point man in an infantry section.
- Often the casualty is the point man, closest to the enemy.
- Perez, the point man for the lead squad, and therefore the most exposed member of the platoon, came under the majority of these fires.
- Neither field marshal nor platoon leader should be point man.
- After a while, the point man found signs that enemy soldiers were in the area.
- C Rich Braham is the point man in the struggles of the interior offensive line.
1. 1.1North American (especially in a political context) a person at the forefront of an activity or endeavour.
  Olson was the defence department's point man when the government recently changed pension legislation
  Example sentencesExamples
  As point man for the project, Bostock is probing everything from check-ins to departures for signs of waste - both ‘waste of thought, waste of effort,’ he said.
  As the point man for modernism, Manet suffers the most.
  He often was the administration's point man when students occupied Old Main offices to protest policies related to the Vietnam War.
  Among other things, this means he's the point man for congressional investigations of governmental misdeeds.
  He has really been the point man for the Bush administration.
  This is, of course, exactly his role in the politician's overall team - to act as a point man for the heat.
  Just a short while ago I spoke with the point man for the president's economic agenda, the U.S. treasury secretary, John Snow.
  The point man for the extreme right in Congress went on to say he was God's instrument for promoting a ‘biblical world view’ in American politics.
  He's the point man on the president's team on the economy.
  Now he's the point man for an audacious expansion plan.
  So for lack of a better word, I became the point man, so people could come to me and we could get them organised.
  Lindsey has also been the administration's point man in dealing with America's leading CEOs and has been acutely conscious of the gravity of the country's high tech meltdown.
  He'll be the point man for the magazine, representing us at trade shows.
  At home, Mbeki is usually hailed as a point man for peace in Africa.
  You're trying to give advice and listen to his concerns, then turn around and be the person who's the point man on the negotiations.
  In addition to being the department's point man for judicial selection, he will have major responsibility for developing its priorities.
  First they wanted the address and home telephone number of a man suspected of being the GIA's point man in Britain, almost certainly so they could bug him.
  Lord Falconer, the government's ID card point man, keeps talking about how the majority of responses have been positive (they've had over 1500 so far).
  Now it appears the party chairman is the only well placed point man willing to speak.
  As the Christian right's point man on Capitol Hill, Perkins now has patrons including the majority leaders of both chambers of Congress.

Definition of point man in US English:

point man

nounˈpɔɪnt ˌmæn

1The soldier at the head of a patrol.
Example sentencesExamples
- After a while, the point man found signs that enemy soldiers were in the area.
- Neither field marshal nor platoon leader should be point man.
- I could take a contract that does not require me to be at the sharp end as point man in an infantry section.
- C Rich Braham is the point man in the struggles of the interior offensive line.
- Often the casualty is the point man, closest to the enemy.
- Perez, the point man for the lead squad, and therefore the most exposed member of the platoon, came under the majority of these fires.
1. 1.1North American (especially in a political context) a person at the forefront of an activity or endeavor.
  Olson was the defense department's point man when the government recently changed pension legislation
  Example sentencesExamples
  Lindsey has also been the administration's point man in dealing with America's leading CEOs and has been acutely conscious of the gravity of the country's high tech meltdown.
  As point man for the project, Bostock is probing everything from check-ins to departures for signs of waste - both ‘waste of thought, waste of effort,’ he said.
  Just a short while ago I spoke with the point man for the president's economic agenda, the U.S. treasury secretary, John Snow.
  He often was the administration's point man when students occupied Old Main offices to protest policies related to the Vietnam War.
  He has really been the point man for the Bush administration.
  Lord Falconer, the government's ID card point man, keeps talking about how the majority of responses have been positive (they've had over 1500 so far).
  First they wanted the address and home telephone number of a man suspected of being the GIA's point man in Britain, almost certainly so they could bug him.
  As the Christian right's point man on Capitol Hill, Perkins now has patrons including the majority leaders of both chambers of Congress.
  He's the point man on the president's team on the economy.
  He'll be the point man for the magazine, representing us at trade shows.
  Among other things, this means he's the point man for congressional investigations of governmental misdeeds.
  Now it appears the party chairman is the only well placed point man willing to speak.
  At home, Mbeki is usually hailed as a point man for peace in Africa.
  This is, of course, exactly his role in the politician's overall team - to act as a point man for the heat.
  The point man for the extreme right in Congress went on to say he was God's instrument for promoting a ‘biblical world view’ in American politics.
  You're trying to give advice and listen to his concerns, then turn around and be the person who's the point man on the negotiations.
  In addition to being the department's point man for judicial selection, he will have major responsibility for developing its priorities.
  So for lack of a better word, I became the point man, so people could come to me and we could get them organised.
  Now he's the point man for an audacious expansion plan.
  As the point man for modernism, Manet suffers the most.

单词	point man
释义	Definition of point man in English: point man noun 1The soldier at the head of a patrol; the leader of an armed force. Example sentencesExamples I could take a contract that does not require me to be at the sharp end as point man in an infantry section. Often the casualty is the point man, closest to the enemy. Perez, the point man for the lead squad, and therefore the most exposed member of the platoon, came under the majority of these fires. Neither field marshal nor platoon leader should be point man. After a while, the point man found signs that enemy soldiers were in the area. C Rich Braham is the point man in the struggles of the interior offensive line. 1.1North American (especially in a political context) a person at the forefront of an activity or endeavour. Olson was the defence department's point man when the government recently changed pension legislation Example sentencesExamples As point man for the project, Bostock is probing everything from check-ins to departures for signs of waste - both ‘waste of thought, waste of effort,’ he said. As the point man for modernism, Manet suffers the most. He often was the administration's point man when students occupied Old Main offices to protest policies related to the Vietnam War. Among other things, this means he's the point man for congressional investigations of governmental misdeeds. He has really been the point man for the Bush administration. This is, of course, exactly his role in the politician's overall team - to act as a point man for the heat. Just a short while ago I spoke with the point man for the president's economic agenda, the U.S. treasury secretary, John Snow. The point man for the extreme right in Congress went on to say he was God's instrument for promoting a ‘biblical world view’ in American politics. He's the point man on the president's team on the economy. Now he's the point man for an audacious expansion plan. So for lack of a better word, I became the point man, so people could come to me and we could get them organised. Lindsey has also been the administration's point man in dealing with America's leading CEOs and has been acutely conscious of the gravity of the country's high tech meltdown. He'll be the point man for the magazine, representing us at trade shows. At home, Mbeki is usually hailed as a point man for peace in Africa. You're trying to give advice and listen to his concerns, then turn around and be the person who's the point man on the negotiations. In addition to being the department's point man for judicial selection, he will have major responsibility for developing its priorities. First they wanted the address and home telephone number of a man suspected of being the GIA's point man in Britain, almost certainly so they could bug him. Lord Falconer, the government's ID card point man, keeps talking about how the majority of responses have been positive (they've had over 1500 so far). Now it appears the party chairman is the only well placed point man willing to speak. As the Christian right's point man on Capitol Hill, Perkins now has patrons including the majority leaders of both chambers of Congress. Definition of point man in US English: point man nounˈpɔɪnt ˌmæn 1The soldier at the head of a patrol. Example sentencesExamples After a while, the point man found signs that enemy soldiers were in the area. Neither field marshal nor platoon leader should be point man. I could take a contract that does not require me to be at the sharp end as point man in an infantry section. C Rich Braham is the point man in the struggles of the interior offensive line. Often the casualty is the point man, closest to the enemy. Perez, the point man for the lead squad, and therefore the most exposed member of the platoon, came under the majority of these fires. 1.1North American (especially in a political context) a person at the forefront of an activity or endeavor. Olson was the defense department's point man when the government recently changed pension legislation Example sentencesExamples Lindsey has also been the administration's point man in dealing with America's leading CEOs and has been acutely conscious of the gravity of the country's high tech meltdown. As point man for the project, Bostock is probing everything from check-ins to departures for signs of waste - both ‘waste of thought, waste of effort,’ he said. Just a short while ago I spoke with the point man for the president's economic agenda, the U.S. treasury secretary, John Snow. He often was the administration's point man when students occupied Old Main offices to protest policies related to the Vietnam War. He has really been the point man for the Bush administration. Lord Falconer, the government's ID card point man, keeps talking about how the majority of responses have been positive (they've had over 1500 so far). First they wanted the address and home telephone number of a man suspected of being the GIA's point man in Britain, almost certainly so they could bug him. As the Christian right's point man on Capitol Hill, Perkins now has patrons including the majority leaders of both chambers of Congress. He's the point man on the president's team on the economy. He'll be the point man for the magazine, representing us at trade shows. Among other things, this means he's the point man for congressional investigations of governmental misdeeds. Now it appears the party chairman is the only well placed point man willing to speak. At home, Mbeki is usually hailed as a point man for peace in Africa. This is, of course, exactly his role in the politician's overall team - to act as a point man for the heat. The point man for the extreme right in Congress went on to say he was God's instrument for promoting a ‘biblical world view’ in American politics. You're trying to give advice and listen to his concerns, then turn around and be the person who's the point man on the negotiations. In addition to being the department's point man for judicial selection, he will have major responsibility for developing its priorities. So for lack of a better word, I became the point man, so people could come to me and we could get them organised. Now he's the point man for an audacious expansion plan. As the point man for modernism, Manet suffers the most.
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