central如何读

英:[ˈsentrəl]

美:[ˈsentrəl]

central英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 中心的,中央的,形成中心的 of, at, near or forming the centre of sth
  2. 最重要的,主要的,首要的 most important; main; principal
  3. 有全部权力或部分控制力的 having overall power or control

central是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 中央的,(在)中心的,地处中心的,核心的
  2. 主要的,(最)重要的,首要的
  3. 便利的,近的,容易到达的,交通方便的,四通八达的
  4. 中枢(神经系统)的
  5. 起支配作用的,有控制力的
  6. 走中间道路的
  7. 【语】央的
n. (名词)
  1. 电话总机,电话交换机
  2. 总机接线生,接线员
  3. (电话)总局,通讯中心
  4. 总办事处,中心管理机构,中央办公室
  5. 中枢性,中心枢纽
  6. 船井
  7. 中环地铁站,香港地铁荃湾线最南边的终点站,也是港岛线,机场快线和东涌线的换乘站
  8. 中部(区)(英国苏格兰中南部的地区)

central自然拼读

cen·tral

sen trl

central变形

比较级:more central

最高级:most central

central扩展

centrally (adv.)

central词根

词根:centre

adj.

centre 中央的

centralized 集中的;中央集权的

centred 固定于中心的;在中心的

centralist 拥护中央集权的

adv.

centrally 在中心

n.

centre 中心

centrist 中立派议员;中间派议员

centerpiece 中心装饰品;放在餐桌中央的摆饰

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)

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

central英英释义

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

central词组

central committee中央委员会

central bank[经]中央银行

central governmentn. 中央政府

central nervous system中枢神经系统

central part中心部位;中央控制元件

central asia中亚;亚洲中部

central city大城市的中心区;闹市区

central point中心点

central area中心区;市中心区

central heating中央暖气系统;集中采暖

central control中央控制;集中控制

central america中美洲(位于墨西哥与南美洲之间);中美洲各国

central business district商业中心区

central park中央公园(位于美国纽约)

central region中心区

european central bank欧洲中央银行

central axis中心轴;中央轴

central station总站;中心电站

central placen. 中心地带

central authority中央集权

central词源中文解释

1640年代,“与中心有关的”,也指“从中心出发的其他相关事物”,源自法语 central 或直接源自拉丁语 centralis “与中心有关的”,源自 centrum(参见 center(n.))。Centrally 可能早在15世纪初就有使用,这可能意味着 central 的使用比已知日期更早。

稍早的是 centric(1580年代)。作为美国俚语名词,“中央电话交换机”的首次记录是1889年(因此,“喂,中央?”)。Central processing unit 自1961年开始使用。 Central America 自1826年开始使用。

central_医学行业词汇

中央的,中心的

中枢的

central词源英文解释

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

central儿童词典英英释义

centre

centre

centralizeverb

to bring to a central point or under a single control

centralizeverb

to bring to a central point or under a single control

centralizeverb

to bring to a central point or under a single control

centralizeverb

to bring to a central point or under a single control

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

central医学词典英英释义

centraladjective

of or concerning the centrum of a vertebra

of, relating to, or comprising the brain and spinal cord

originating within the central nervous system : caused by factors originating in the central nervous system

central precocious puberty

affecting or involving the trunk of the body and especially the abdomen

central adiposity

central 例句

1 With a capital A. My hometown, like a lot of the central valley of California, has a desert climate and is flat and dry and very hot for over half of the year.

2 We have now followed the initial stages of the Austronesian expansion for 2,500 miles from the South China coast, through Taiwan and the Philippines, to western and central Indonesia.

3 The disaster was as much cultural as demographic; the Maya continued to exist by the million, but their central cities did not.

4 Poplar Springs is a small suburb in central Maryland, halfway between Baltimore and Washington, D.C.

5 Jomon people lived at some of the highest population densities ever estimated for hunter-gatherers, especially in central and northern Japan with its nut-rich forests, salmon runs, and productive seas.

6 She focused her mind on the central skull and asked: What sort of person did this skull belong to, and why did they have those holes made in it?

7 The central theme of the report was the rejection of the idea of integration between the races in favor of a policy of separate de-velopment of black and white.

8 I can see its worm heart, which isn’t the shape of a heart, its central artery pumping worm blood, its digestive system, which is full of mud.

9 The first deck had one central corridor with crew cabins on either side.

10 “Already you lose too much work,” says the central boss.

11 Dalian has become for Japan what Bangalore has become for America and the other English- speaking countries: outsourcing central.

12 Inside, Jeremie, be a cap such as the central guards wear.

13 The hotel is centrally located for all major attractions.

这家旅馆位于中心地带,去往所有主要景点都很方便。

14 It violated the central premise of the revolutionary legacy—namely, that the people at large were the sovereign source of all political authority.

15 At three o’clock, about the time Harrison was giving his speech, Prendergast walked into the Unity Building in central Chicago where Governor John P. Altgeld had an office.

16 He noticed that the big Columbia Fountain at the western end of the central basin still was not finished, even though it was to be a key feature of the opening ceremony.

17 Central heating is bad news for indoor plants.

中央供暖系统不利于室内植物。

18 Anything that impaired or deflected that central mission was to be avoided at all costs.

19 The church became a central meeting place for Civil Rights leaders to get together and discuss the issues of the day and to plan freedom strategies.

20 At Adolf-Hitler-Platz, concentric rings of tall masts flying Olympic flags surrounded a central tower, sixty-two feet high, draped with twenty swastika flags, forming a dramatic, blood-red cylinder in the middle of the grassy square.

central 同义词

6 必不可少的

essential vital must-have

7 椎体

centrum

8 中央区

center

9 中道的

middle-of-the-road

10 容易到达的

accessible convenient

11 核心的

core pivotal hard-core

12 总管

main manager sircar

13 中枢神经系统

C.N.S.

18 为首的

chief

19 中部

mid mesial mid- mean middle

20 方便的

convenient

21 接线员

operator

25 总办事处

go

30 位于中心的

centred inlying

33 位于中心

centrally

35 极其重要的

vital

36 起主导作用的

governing

38 容易到达

accessible accessibility

39 总公司

hdqrs. go H.Q. headquarters

42 中枢的

pivotal polar centric

43 中部的

mid mesial

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