What does pointe in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word pointe in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use pointe in French.

The word pointe in French means point, tip, peak, peak, jot, dash, pointe, remark, sweep rowing, sweep-oar rowing, spikes, spikes, track spikes, pointed, signalled, dotted, break, come up, start to show, afflict, point, stick out, clock in, punch in, point at , aim at, prick up, point out, check off, aim at, turn up, show up, roll up, rock up, come up, thrust upwards, come up, flash, point, spot-weld, tick off, at the forefront, at the forefront of, at the cutting edge of technology, at the leading edge of technology, be at the cutting edge of technology, be at the leading edge of technology, at the cutting edge of technology, at the forefront of technology, be at the cutting edge, during rush hour, during peak times, have a slight accent, Pickelhaube (German spiked helmet), pointed, cutting-edge, be accused, be blamed for, rush hour, advanced industry, leading industry, high-tech industry, walk on tiptoe, walk on tiptoes, peak time, break of day, dawn, minor irritation, slight bitterness, a little bitterness, a little resentment, asparagus tip, a touch of humour, hint of irony, touch of irony, test probe, burst of speed, Pointe Fine, fine nib, on tiptoe, on tiptoes, cut to a sharp point, sharpened, trim to a point, trim into a point, give what for, advanced technology, leading-edge technology, cutting-edge technology, top speed, maximum speed, nought, zero. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word pointe

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