英:['sentrəlɪ]
美:[ˈsɛntrəlɪ]
英:['sentrəlɪ]
美:[ˈsɛntrəlɪ]
词根:centre
adj.central 中心的;主要的;中枢的
centre 中央的
centralized 集中的;中央集权的
centric 中央的,中心的
centred 固定于中心的;在中心的
centralist 拥护中央集权的
n.central 电话总机
centre 中心
centrist 中立派议员;中间派议员
centrality 中心;中央;向心性
centralization 集中化;中央集权管理
centralisation (英)集中化(等于centralization)
centrepiece 中心装饰品
centralism 中央集权制;中央集权主义
centralist 中央集权主义者
centrism 温和主义,中间路线;中间派的政策
v.centralized 集中(centralize的过去分词)
centred 集中(centre的过去分词);把…置于中央
vi.centre 以…为中心
centralize 集中;实行中央集权
vt.centre 集中;将…放在中央
centralize 使集中;使成为…的中心;使集权
centralise 把…集中起来;形成中心
adjective
containing or constituting a center
of primary importance : essential, principal
the central character of the novel
situated at, in, or near the center
the central part of the state
easily accessible from outlying districts
a central location for the new theater
centrally placed and superseding separate scattered units
central heating
controlling or directing local or branch activities
the central committee
holding to a middle between extremes : moderate
of, relating to, or comprising the brain and spinal cordalso: originating within the central nervous system
central deafness
noun
a telephone exchange or operator
a central office or bureau usually controlling others
weather central
a center or hub for a specified activity or group the family room becomes kid central
her house is party central
centrally planned economy中央计划经济
Adjective borrowed from Latin centrālis, from centrum center >entry 1 + -ālis -al >entry 1 Noun derivative of central >entry 1
The first known use of central was in 1623
centraladjective
containing or being a center
the central office
chief entry 1 sense 2, principal
the central figure in a story
situated at, in, or near the center
the store is in a central location
of, relating to, or consisting of the brain and spinal cordalso: originating within the central nervous system
1 Or is a centrally organised season, with rules, processes and deadlines, at odds with the anarchic, DIY ethos of indie cinema programming?
2 More centrally, perhaps, he loves what women’s clothes do for him.
3 A centrally located, zero-waste boutique hotel with contemporary art and two excellent restaurants: Forage and Timber.
4 But living in 1960s communist East Germany, with the many restrictions imposed by its centrally planned economy, when the chef decided to try Japanese cuisine he found his options were limited.
5 Angela was hardy – her flat was never modernised or centrally heated – and her only concessions to new technology were a Bakelite telephone and a radio.
6 Its centrally located, two-level shopfront building attracts a young, local and well-versed crowd, and the programme is a pretty good indicator of what is happening in East Asian art at ground level.•
7 Parisian Courtesan Returns, Bearing Feminist Credentials Ballet, because it is centrally concerned with the differences between man and woman, frequently addresses the same issues as feminism, though seldom with the same goals.
8 It relies on acoustic guitars instead of the usual percussive beats, and Lorde’s deep registered vocals are almost unrecognizably higher and placed more centrally in the mix.
9 The evidence was central to the defense's case.
10 For example, medieval Islam, centrally located in Eurasia, acquired inventions from India and China and inherited ancient Greek learning.
11 He looks particularly attractive on a plush bed in a centrally heated house very far from the Newfoundland home of his ancestors.
12 Billionaire François Pinault first announced plans for a Paris museum 21 years ago, and at long last, the Kering founder has a beautiful, centrally located venue to show off his collection.
13 But the orchestra has great advantages: a beautiful, comfortable home in the centrally located Benaroya Hall, a devoted audience and, in Mr. Morlot, an inspiring conductor.
14 Three times a week classical music lovers can take in a midday concert at St. James’s Church, centrally located in London’s Piccadilly.
15 Its border towns and centrally located cities like Stockton, Calif., are nodes for traffickers moving narcotics, money and weapons.
16 We soon learned, however, that in Accra, “centrally located” doesn’t really exist.
17 Films are so centrally about youth and beauty that ageing on screen is a real taboo.
18 What we said: It is a film about vengeance, violence and the acceptance of death, combining subtlety and unsubtlety, and moreover wrongfooting you as to what and whom it is centrally about.
19 A centrally located modern hotel that has some kinks, though its affordability could make a stay worth it.
20 The title of this stimulating group show comes from a centrally placed installation by Mark Dion.
1 集中
intensive concentrated intensively focus concentrate direct fix pool Mass gather nail fasten centralize gather up concentration collect mass marshal converge focus on
2 集中地
3 位于中心
4 主要地
mostly primarily mainly largely substantially predominantly principally chiefly extent in large measure
5 在中间