| 单词 | centre |
| 释义 | nounverb🔑 centre (especiallyUS cen·ter ) BrE /ˈsentə(r)/ NAmE /ˈsentər/ noun ➤ middle 中间🔑 [C ]the middle point or part of sth 中心点；中心；正中；中央◆ the centre of a circle 圆心◆ a long table in the centre of the room 房间中央的长桌◆ chocolates with soft centres 软心巧克力糖➤ town /city 城镇；城市🔑 [C ](especiallyBrE ) (NAmE usuallydown·town [usually sing. ]) the main part of a town or city where there are a lot of shops /stores and offices （市镇的）中心区◆ in the town /city centre 在镇/市中心区◆ the centre of town 市中心◆ a town -centre car park 市中心停车场🔑 [C ]a place or an area where a lot of people live ; a place where a lot of business or cultural activity takes place 人口集中的地区；商业中心区；文化中心区◆ major urban /industrial centres 主要城市/工业中心◆ a centre of population 人口密集区◆ Small towns in South India serve as economic and cultural centres for the surrounding villages . 印度南部的小城镇是周围村庄的经济文化中心。➤ building 建筑物🔑 [C ]a building or place used for a particular purpose or activity 中心；活动中心◆ a shopping /sports /leisure /community centre 购物/运动/休闲/社区中心◆ the Centre for Policy Studies 政策研究中心➤ of excellence 优秀[C ]~of excellence a place where a particular kind of work is done extremely well 居领先地位的中心；（某领域中成绩突出的）中心➤ of attention 注意[C , usually sing. ]the point towards which people direct their attention 中心；聚集点◆ Children like to be the centre of attention . 小孩子喜欢受到大家的关注。◆ The prime minister is at the centre of a political row over leaked Cabinet documents . 首相成了内阁文件泄密而引起的一场政治风波的中心人物。➤ -centred 以…为中心 (in adjectives 构成形容词) having the thing mentioned as the most important feature or centre of attention 有…最重要特征的；有…中心的；以…为中心的◆ a child -centred approach to teaching 以儿童为中心的教学法 ➡ see also self-centred➤ in politics 政治 (usuallythe centre ) [sing. ]a moderate(= middle )political position or party , between the extremes of left-wingand right-wingparties 中间派；中间党◆ a party of the centre 中间党派➤ in sport 体育运动[C ](in some team sports 用于某些团体运动) a player or position in the middle of the pitch /field , court , etc .中锋；中锋位置 ● ˌfront and ˈcenter (NAmE ) in or into the most important position 在（或进入）最重要位置● ˌleft , right and ˈcentre (also ˌright , left and ˈcentre ) (informal ) in all directions ; everywhere 四面八方；到处；处处◆ He's giving away money left , right and centre . 他到处赠款。🔑 centre (especiallyUS cen·ter ) BrE /ˈsentə(r)/ NAmE /ˈsentər/ verb present simple - I / you / we / they centre BrE /ˈsentə(r)/ NAmE /ˈsentər/ present simple - he / she / it centres BrE /ˈsentəz/ NAmE /ˈsentərz/ past simple centred BrE /ˈsentəd/ NAmE /ˈsentərd/ past participle centred BrE /ˈsentəd/ NAmE /ˈsentərd/ -ing form centring BrE /ˈsentərɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈsentərɪŋ/ ~sth to move sth so that it is in the centre of sth else 把…放在中央◆ Carefully centre the photograph on the page and stick it in place . 把照片小心地放在页面中央并粘贴好。 ● ˈcentre around /on /round /upon sb /sth ● ˈcentre sth around /on /round /upon sb /sth to be or make sb /sth become the person or thing around which most activity , etc . takes place 把…当作中心；（使）成为中心◆ State occasions always centred around the king . 国家庆典总是以国王为中心。◆ Discussions were centred on developments in Eastern Europe . 讨论围绕着东欧的发展这一中心议题进行。● ˈcentre sth in… [usually passive ]to make somewhere the place where an activity or event takes place 使活动等集中于…◆ Most of the fighting was centred in the north of the capital . 战斗大多集中在首都北部。 |
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