Usage examples of "end point" in English with translation to French

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Oh yeah? Wanna play this game? Don't get me started or it could all end up badly. Ah ouais ? Tu veux jouer à ça ? Commence pas à me chauffer ça pourrait mal se finir !
That's the point. C'est l'idée.
At the end of the speech she repeated the word. À la fin du discours elle répéta le mot.
He seems to have missed the point. Il semble qu'il n'ait pas tout saisi.
Don't get so irritated. Rushing things will cost you more time in the end. Ne t'agace pas comme cela. Se précipiter te fera perdre du temps en fin de compte.
She made her point. Elle a expliqué son point de vue.
Before Einstein, scientists used to think that space had no end. Avant Einstein, les scientifiques pensaient que l'espace n'avait pas de fin.
This lake is deepest at this point. Le lac est le plus profond à cet endroit.
He stood at the end of the line. Il se tenait au bout de la queue.
From the practical point of view, his plan is not easy to carry out. D'un point de vue pratique, son plan n'est pas facile à mettre en oeuvre.
Tell us the story from beginning to end. Raconte-nous l’histoire du début à la fin.
The point is they are too young. Le fait est qu'ils sont trop jeunes.
In everything, one should consider the end. En toute chose, il faut considérer la fin.
From my point of view, Australia is one of the best countries in the world. De mon point de vue, l'Australie est un des plus beaux pays du monde.
Tom was wondering what it was that dragged her so, towards the end of all sentences and thought: "Come to me, Mary!" Tom se demandait ce qui l'attirait tant à la fin de toutes les phrases et pensait : « Reviens vers moi, Mary ! »
Come to think of it, a Jew has never come to my door trying to convert me to Judaism. A point in their favor! Réfléchis-y, un Juif n'est jamais venu à ma porte pour essayer de me convertir au judaïsme. Un point en leur faveur !
In English at least, the name of all the continents end with the same letter that they start with. En anglais tout au moins, les noms de tous les continents se terminent par la même lettre avec laquelle ils commencent.
He uses a pencil with a fine point. Il utilise un crayon avec une pointe fine.
They decided to put an end to the discussion. Ils ont décidé de mettre fin à la discussion.
The lake is deepest at this point. C'est le point le plus profond du lac.
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