centre

UK /ˈsɛntə/ US /ˈsɛntəɹ/
name 3noun 1verb 1

Collocations

15
1

(noun.) middle point/part of sth

ADJ

dead, very

My office is in the dead centre of the city, so I can walk to work easily.

city, town

soft

The peach had a soft centre that was sweet and juicy when I bit into it.

PREP

at the ~ (of)

The protest movement placed environmental protection at the centre of its campaign.

in the ~ (of)

There's a beautiful park in the centre of our city where families like to spend their weekends.

PHRASES

the centre of the city, the centre of (the) town

2

(noun.) important place for sth

ADJ

important, leading, main, major, nerve

The hospital's main centre for cancer treatment attracts patients from across the country.

international, local, national, regional, world

commercial, cultural, economic, financial, industrial, trading, urban

Tokyo has become a major economic centre in Asia over the past few decades.

PREP

~ for

The city has become an important centre for technology companies and startups.

PHRASES

a centre of excellence | a centre of government/population/power 3 the centre

CENTRE + NOUN

party

ground

The new political movement is trying to capture the centre ground between the two extreme parties.

PHRASES

left/right of centre

The new government's policies are firmly right of centre on economic issues.

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