ETYM French centre, from Latin centrum, from round which a circle is described, Greek kentron center.
(Alternate spelling: centre).
1. A point equidistant from the ends of a line or the extremities of a figure; SYN. centre, midpoint.
2. An area that is approximately central within some larger region; SYN. centre, middle, heart, eye.
3. The object upon which interest and attention focuses; SYN. center of attention.
4. A building dedicated to a particular activity; SYN. centre.
5. A place where some particular activity is concentrated; SYN. centre.
6. A position on a basketball team of the player who participates in the center jump to start the game.
7. (Basketball) The person who plays center.
8. The middle of a military or naval formation.
9. (Football) The position of the player on the line of scrimmage who puts the ball in play.
10. (Ice hockey) The position on a hockey team of the player who participates in the face off at the beginning of the game.
11. A cluster of nerve cells governing a specific bodily process; SYN. centre, nerve center, nerve centre.
12. Politically moderate persons; centrists.
1. Support.
2. Pied.
3. Assise.
4. Fondation.
5. Fondement. Base d'un édifice.
6. Origine.
7. Principe. Base d'une science.
8. Lieu spécialisé. Base navale.
1. Milieu. Centre de ville.
2. Siège.
3. Lieu principal. Centre des affaires.
4. Bureau. Centre de documentation.
5. Noeud. Le centre du débat.
1. Organe moteur de la circulation du sang.
2. Poitrine. Serrer sur son coeur.
3. Centre. Le coeur de la question.
4. âme. Porter dans son coeur.
5. Courage. Redonner du coeur ŕ quelqu'un.
6. Bonté. Un homme de coeur.
1. Centre. Au milieu de la place.
2. Cadre.
3. Environnement. Dans son milieu naturel.
4. Entourage. Il vient d'un milieu populaire.
5. (Péjoratif) Pègre. Il est connu dans le milieu.
1. Centre. Au milieu de la place.
2. Cadre.
3. Environnement. Dans son milieu naturel.
4. Entourage. Il vient d'un milieu populaire.
5. (Péjoratif) Pègre. Il est connu dans le milieu.
1. Axe. Tourner sur son pivot.
2. (Au figuré) Élément central.
3. (Au figuré) Base. Le pivot d'un projet.
4. Référence. Cours pivot.
(Alternate spelling: centre).
To move into the center; SYN. centre.
1. Cadrer. Centrer une page.
2. (Au figuré) Orienter. Centrer une discussion.
(Alternate spelling: centre).
Equally distant from the extremes; SYN. halfway, middle, midway.
Of or belonging to neither the right nor the left politically or intellectually.
1. City in Missouri (USA); zip code 63436.
2. City in North Dakota (USA).
3. City in Texas (USA); zip code 75935.
4. Town in Colorado (USA); zip code 81125.
5. Village in Nebraska (USA); zip code 68724.
To align characters around a point located in the middle of a line, page, or other defined area; in effect, to place text an equal distance from each margin or border. See also align (definition 1).