Definition of bullet point in English:

bullet point

noun

1Each of several items in a list, preceded by a bullet symbol for emphasis.
use bullet points to remind you what to say
Example sentencesExamples
- However, when I'm in the middle of my second bullet point, I am interrupted by a crumpled ball of paper that's just been thrown onto my side of the desk.
- To me it sounded like a bullet point from some junior consultant's PowerPoint presentation.
- In the weeks coming up to the exams, a good thing to encourage your child to do is a bullet point summary after each module.
- The Tribunal considered, on balance, that the bullet point in the National Standards 2.2 which is the subject of this appeal restricts the exceptions to the consideration of siblings only.
- To reflect this, the third bullet point in paragraph 12 of Annex D of the guidance should read ‘for permanent exclusion, the Discipline Committee should normally satisfy itself, etc’.
- But the second bullet point indicates that they fasten onto ‘Internet content which is hosted in Australia’ and it is the ‘Internet content host’ that is an Australian.
- So whilst I do not disagree with the bullet point that appears under paragraph 9, I think that comes at a later stage, and there is an opportunity there that should not be missed.
- Alas, when writing for reference, being dull is part of job description (right next to the bullet point where it says that using excessive adverbs is just plain silly).
- It is not necessary to consider the last bullet point, and notwithstanding the writer's valiant efforts to persuade us to the contrary, we are not persuaded that an argument based on Article 14 can succeed.
- Within our submission we have the bullet point summary of some of the issues and some of the proposals.
- Simply tick the appropriate bullet point below.
- But the real kicker is the second bullet point - she will trap and remove possums for you for $5.
- So, for you, and for nobody else, here's a bullet point list of what I've been doing while I've been away, just so that we can all catch up: • Having a frustrating moving day.
- The slogan shows itself in other ways too: when the communist manifesto was published in 1848, the second bullet point was a progressive tax system.
- This should be illustrated in a highly-visible disclaimer on the application right next to the bullet point on indoctrination.
- It goes on to state in the next bullet point: ‘increase family income to significantly address issues of income adequacy:’.
- The first bullet point is: the Minister must consider all of the applications lodged at the same time and the winner of the ballot will succeed only if all applications are equal.
- Let's take the first stat in the first bullet point.
- And you were going to finish off with the last bullet point about the structure of decision-making where legal advice is a critical consideration but not the final arbiter.
- If there is one thing I know about business - thanks to these books - it is the importance of the bullet point, and maybe a big box around it to emphasise that this is a Really Big Idea.
1. 1.1 A bullet symbol.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Graphic devices - bullet points, italic or bold type faces - should be used to highlight key points and conclusions.
  I leafed first through the book and stopped to learn how to customise bullet points.

Derivatives

bullet-pointed

adjective

You can click on an "expand" button to see each of the bullet-pointed terms explained in more detail.
Example sentencesExamples
- Science books for younger children tend to be written as bullet pointed 'weird facts' rather than sustained explanations.
- The bullet-pointed summaries can be shared as a link or image or embedded as HTML.
- The cooking tips are well bullet pointed.
- The bullet-pointed breakdown probably won't help.

Definition of bullet point in US English:

bullet point

nounˈbʊlət pɔɪntˈbo͝olət point

1Each of several items in a list, preceded by a bullet symbol for emphasis.
use bullet points to remind you what to say
Example sentencesExamples
- And you were going to finish off with the last bullet point about the structure of decision-making where legal advice is a critical consideration but not the final arbiter.
- So whilst I do not disagree with the bullet point that appears under paragraph 9, I think that comes at a later stage, and there is an opportunity there that should not be missed.
- The first bullet point is: the Minister must consider all of the applications lodged at the same time and the winner of the ballot will succeed only if all applications are equal.
- Within our submission we have the bullet point summary of some of the issues and some of the proposals.
- Simply tick the appropriate bullet point below.
- Alas, when writing for reference, being dull is part of job description (right next to the bullet point where it says that using excessive adverbs is just plain silly).
- However, when I'm in the middle of my second bullet point, I am interrupted by a crumpled ball of paper that's just been thrown onto my side of the desk.
- This should be illustrated in a highly-visible disclaimer on the application right next to the bullet point on indoctrination.
- It goes on to state in the next bullet point: ‘increase family income to significantly address issues of income adequacy:’.
- To reflect this, the third bullet point in paragraph 12 of Annex D of the guidance should read ‘for permanent exclusion, the Discipline Committee should normally satisfy itself, etc’.
- If there is one thing I know about business - thanks to these books - it is the importance of the bullet point, and maybe a big box around it to emphasise that this is a Really Big Idea.
- To me it sounded like a bullet point from some junior consultant's PowerPoint presentation.
- But the real kicker is the second bullet point - she will trap and remove possums for you for $5.
- In the weeks coming up to the exams, a good thing to encourage your child to do is a bullet point summary after each module.
- Let's take the first stat in the first bullet point.
- The Tribunal considered, on balance, that the bullet point in the National Standards 2.2 which is the subject of this appeal restricts the exceptions to the consideration of siblings only.
- So, for you, and for nobody else, here's a bullet point list of what I've been doing while I've been away, just so that we can all catch up: • Having a frustrating moving day.
- The slogan shows itself in other ways too: when the communist manifesto was published in 1848, the second bullet point was a progressive tax system.
- But the second bullet point indicates that they fasten onto ‘Internet content which is hosted in Australia’ and it is the ‘Internet content host’ that is an Australian.
- It is not necessary to consider the last bullet point, and notwithstanding the writer's valiant efforts to persuade us to the contrary, we are not persuaded that an argument based on Article 14 can succeed.
1. 1.1 A bullet symbol.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Graphic devices - bullet points, italic or bold type faces - should be used to highlight key points and conclusions.
  I leafed first through the book and stopped to learn how to customise bullet points.

词汇	bullet point
释义	Definition of bullet point in English: bullet point noun 1Each of several items in a list, preceded by a bullet symbol for emphasis. use bullet points to remind you what to say Example sentencesExamples However, when I'm in the middle of my second bullet point, I am interrupted by a crumpled ball of paper that's just been thrown onto my side of the desk. To me it sounded like a bullet point from some junior consultant's PowerPoint presentation. In the weeks coming up to the exams, a good thing to encourage your child to do is a bullet point summary after each module. The Tribunal considered, on balance, that the bullet point in the National Standards 2.2 which is the subject of this appeal restricts the exceptions to the consideration of siblings only. To reflect this, the third bullet point in paragraph 12 of Annex D of the guidance should read ‘for permanent exclusion, the Discipline Committee should normally satisfy itself, etc’. But the second bullet point indicates that they fasten onto ‘Internet content which is hosted in Australia’ and it is the ‘Internet content host’ that is an Australian. So whilst I do not disagree with the bullet point that appears under paragraph 9, I think that comes at a later stage, and there is an opportunity there that should not be missed. Alas, when writing for reference, being dull is part of job description (right next to the bullet point where it says that using excessive adverbs is just plain silly). It is not necessary to consider the last bullet point, and notwithstanding the writer's valiant efforts to persuade us to the contrary, we are not persuaded that an argument based on Article 14 can succeed. Within our submission we have the bullet point summary of some of the issues and some of the proposals. Simply tick the appropriate bullet point below. But the real kicker is the second bullet point - she will trap and remove possums for you for $5. So, for you, and for nobody else, here's a bullet point list of what I've been doing while I've been away, just so that we can all catch up: • Having a frustrating moving day. The slogan shows itself in other ways too: when the communist manifesto was published in 1848, the second bullet point was a progressive tax system. This should be illustrated in a highly-visible disclaimer on the application right next to the bullet point on indoctrination. It goes on to state in the next bullet point: ‘increase family income to significantly address issues of income adequacy:’. The first bullet point is: the Minister must consider all of the applications lodged at the same time and the winner of the ballot will succeed only if all applications are equal. Let's take the first stat in the first bullet point. And you were going to finish off with the last bullet point about the structure of decision-making where legal advice is a critical consideration but not the final arbiter. If there is one thing I know about business - thanks to these books - it is the importance of the bullet point, and maybe a big box around it to emphasise that this is a Really Big Idea. 1.1 A bullet symbol. Example sentencesExamples Graphic devices - bullet points, italic or bold type faces - should be used to highlight key points and conclusions. I leafed first through the book and stopped to learn how to customise bullet points. Derivatives bullet-pointed adjective You can click on an "expand" button to see each of the bullet-pointed terms explained in more detail. Example sentencesExamples Science books for younger children tend to be written as bullet pointed 'weird facts' rather than sustained explanations. The bullet-pointed summaries can be shared as a link or image or embedded as HTML. The cooking tips are well bullet pointed. The bullet-pointed breakdown probably won't help. Definition of bullet point in US English: bullet point nounˈbʊlət pɔɪntˈbo͝olət point 1Each of several items in a list, preceded by a bullet symbol for emphasis. use bullet points to remind you what to say Example sentencesExamples And you were going to finish off with the last bullet point about the structure of decision-making where legal advice is a critical consideration but not the final arbiter. So whilst I do not disagree with the bullet point that appears under paragraph 9, I think that comes at a later stage, and there is an opportunity there that should not be missed. The first bullet point is: the Minister must consider all of the applications lodged at the same time and the winner of the ballot will succeed only if all applications are equal. Within our submission we have the bullet point summary of some of the issues and some of the proposals. Simply tick the appropriate bullet point below. Alas, when writing for reference, being dull is part of job description (right next to the bullet point where it says that using excessive adverbs is just plain silly). However, when I'm in the middle of my second bullet point, I am interrupted by a crumpled ball of paper that's just been thrown onto my side of the desk. This should be illustrated in a highly-visible disclaimer on the application right next to the bullet point on indoctrination. It goes on to state in the next bullet point: ‘increase family income to significantly address issues of income adequacy:’. To reflect this, the third bullet point in paragraph 12 of Annex D of the guidance should read ‘for permanent exclusion, the Discipline Committee should normally satisfy itself, etc’. If there is one thing I know about business - thanks to these books - it is the importance of the bullet point, and maybe a big box around it to emphasise that this is a Really Big Idea. To me it sounded like a bullet point from some junior consultant's PowerPoint presentation. But the real kicker is the second bullet point - she will trap and remove possums for you for $5. In the weeks coming up to the exams, a good thing to encourage your child to do is a bullet point summary after each module. Let's take the first stat in the first bullet point. The Tribunal considered, on balance, that the bullet point in the National Standards 2.2 which is the subject of this appeal restricts the exceptions to the consideration of siblings only. So, for you, and for nobody else, here's a bullet point list of what I've been doing while I've been away, just so that we can all catch up: • Having a frustrating moving day. The slogan shows itself in other ways too: when the communist manifesto was published in 1848, the second bullet point was a progressive tax system. But the second bullet point indicates that they fasten onto ‘Internet content which is hosted in Australia’ and it is the ‘Internet content host’ that is an Australian. It is not necessary to consider the last bullet point, and notwithstanding the writer's valiant efforts to persuade us to the contrary, we are not persuaded that an argument based on Article 14 can succeed. 1.1 A bullet symbol. Example sentencesExamples Graphic devices - bullet points, italic or bold type faces - should be used to highlight key points and conclusions. I leafed first through the book and stopped to learn how to customise bullet points.
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