center
🇺🇸
/ˈsentər/
🇬🇧
/ˈsentə(r)/
noun
A1
The middle of something.
The sun is the center of our solar system.
太陽是我們太陽系的中心。
A1
The main area of a town or city with many shops and offices.
We met at the city center for lunch.
我們約在市中心吃午飯。
B1
A place where many people live or where a lot of business and culture happens.
London is a cultural center of the UK.
倫敦是英國的文化中心。
A2
A building or place made for a specific purpose or activity.
The community center hosts many events.
社區中心舉辦許多活動。
R
A place known for doing a certain kind of work very well.
This hospital is a center of excellence for heart surgery.
這家醫院是心臟手術的卓越中心。
R
The person or thing that people focus on.
She was the center of attention at the party.
她是派對上的焦點。
R
A political party that is not extreme left or right.
The center party gained a lot of support.
中立黨派獲得了很多支持。
R
A player or position in the middle of a sports field, court, etc.
The center is an important position in basketball.
中鋒是籃球中的重點位置。
verb
B1
To make something the main focus or to be the main focus.
The story centered around the main character's journey.
故事圍繞主角的旅程展開。
R
To happen mainly in or around a place.
The protests were centered in the capital city.
抗議活動集中在首都。
R
To place something in the middle of something else.
The logo was centered on the page.
標誌位於頁面中央。
translation
中心, 市中心, 中心地帶, 焦點, 中間派, 中鋒
集中, 集中在, 居中放置
詞形變化
3rd Present
centers
Past
centered
Perfect
centered
Progressive
centering
Plural
centers