第三人称复数：talking points
1. 论据：talking picture 有声电影 | talking point 论据 | talking stage 讨论阶段
2. 论题：论据/talking point | 论题/talking point | 罗马焰火筒/Roman candle
1. (讨论、辩论的)话题，论题，焦点
A talking point is an interesting subject for discussion or argument.
e.g. It's bound to be the main talking point during discussions between the Prime Minister and the President.
这必然会成为首相和总统之间讨论的主要话题。
1. I am more of a chilli chicken wing guy myself, which leads me to my favorite talking point.
2. The flick has made tongues wag in the film industry, and Gong Li's performance is the main talking point.
3. The Lisbon battle between the two Iberian neighbours has been the only talking point in the capital for days.
4. China's insatiable energy demand has long been a talking point at home and abroad, causing concerns about its environmental consequences.
5. Some stock analysts simply make it a point of never talking to the press.
6. Big Brother made its British debut in 2000 and quickly became a national talking point.
7. The company said it was talking with the striking workers, and the " impact of the stoppage is limited at this point ".
8. Democrats said there was no point in talking if Bush refused to negotiate.
9. At a certain point in our conversation, we got to talking about history.
10. My range of motion was a little limited but at this point, it's not something that's even worth talking about.
noun
1. an especially persuasive point helping to support an argument or discussion