Question

point-to-point Who do you think will win on this point-to-point route?

Accepted Answer

This idiom refers to a race, usually a horse-race, in a direct line across countryside. The term has also migrated to other areas which involve transit from one specific point to another; for example, direct air transport from one city to another and P2P used in Internet communications.

Phrase/Idiom	point-to-point
Definition	This idiom refers to a race, usually a horse-race, in a direct line across countryside. The term has also migrated to other areas which involve transit from one specific point to another; for example, direct air transport from one city to another and P2P used in Internet communications.
Example	Who do you think will win on this point-to-point route?

Point To Point Direct Idiom Refers Race Horse Race Line Countryside