gaau1 caa1 dim2交叉點交叉点
Jyutpinggaau1 caa1 dim2
Yalegāau chā dím
Definition
A point of intersection where lines cross, or an area of overlap and similarity.
- point of intersection; junction where lines or objects cross
- overlap; points of similarity or repetition
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How it's used
Beyond its literal meaning of a physical junction, this term is frequently used metaphorically to describe shared ground or common interests between people or abstract concepts. It carries a sense of convergence where two distinct paths or ideas meet. It is a precise way to highlight commonalities in professional or academic discussions.
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Where is the intersection of these two roads?
Our opinions have a lot of overlap.
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Common phrases
to find the points of intersection
Common mistake
Do not confuse this with 十字路口, which specifically refers to a four-way road intersection. 交叉點 is more versatile and can describe any point where lines or ideas cross, regardless of the angle or the number of paths involved.
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Grammar guides
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