Apuntó (en. Pointed out)
/aˈpunto/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
To mark or indicate something so that it is recognized or remembered.
She pointed out the location of the treasure.
Ella apuntó el lugar donde se encontraba el tesoro.
To record information on paper or another medium.
The teacher noted the assignments that were to be submitted.
El profesor apuntó las tareas que debían entregarse.
To indicate or point to something with a finger or an object.
Juan pointed towards the mountain.
Juan apuntó hacia la montaña.
Etymology
It comes from the Latin 'punctare', which means 'to mark' or 'to make a point'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to get up to speed
To reach optimal conditions.
ponerse al punto
to aim high
To have ambitious aspirations or goals.
apuntar alto
to aim at nothing
To lack objectives or purposes.
no apuntar a nada
Related Words
note
Brief note or record.
apunte
to point
Verb that means to mark or indicate.
apuntar
punctual
That arrives or occurs at the specified time.
puntual
Slang Meanings
To be in the crosshairs
That project pointed well in the meeting.
Ese proyecto apuntó bien en la reunión.
To be the next victim of gossip
Since he arrived, they are already pointing him out.
Desde que llegó, ya lo están apuntando.