要点

• 拼音: yào diǎn
• 汉字拆解: 要 = 西 (cover) + 女 (woman — original demand/need; extended to 'essential'); 点 = 黑 (black) + 占 (to occupy — a marked/highlighted spot)

含义

Key point; main point; essential element. The most important aspect of something, such as an argument, task, or piece of information.

Used in academic, professional, and military contexts. Can refer to the key points of a speech or document, the critical element of a skill, or a strategically important location. Often used in the phrase 抓住要点 (to grasp the key point).

例句

1. 发言结束后，主持人请她简要梳理一下演讲的核心要点，以便与会者在讨论时有所参照。
2. 这本厚达八百页的专著内容繁杂，但作者在前言中已将全书的研究要点凝练为十二条纲领性陈述。
3. 驾驶教练反复强调，高速公路行车的要点在于保持安全车距，而非单纯追求车速。

用法指南

语境: academic, professional, education, military

语气: neutral

正确说法

• 在正式提交项目报告之前，建议先列出一份清晰的要点提纲，让决策层在有限的时间内快速把握核心内容，避免因信息过载而忽略最关键的结论。(Before formally submitting the project report, it is advisable to first prepare a clear outline of the key points, allowing decision-makers to quickly grasp the core content within limited time and avoid overlooking the most critical conclusions due to information overload.)
• 这门课程的考核要点涵盖理论理解、案例分析和实操演练三个维度，学生应当在备考阶段均衡分配时间，切勿偏废其中任何一项。(The assessment key points for this course cover three dimensions: theoretical understanding, case analysis, and practical exercises; students should allocate their time evenly during exam preparation and must not neglect any one of them.)

错误说法

• 说话要点 — 要点 as a verb phrase meaning 'must point to' is not standard; 要点 is a noun; for 'the key point of the speech' say 发言的要点; do not use 要点 as a verb

起源与历史

要 (important/essential — original meaning 'to demand'; extended to 'key') + 点 (point — 黑 black + 占 occupy; a marked spot)

文化背景

时代: Modern

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal