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centered

/ˈsen.tɚd/

Traduction: Décrit une personne qui est calme, posée, concentrée et maîtresse d'elle-même, ou un objet qui se trouve au centre, au milieu de quelque chose., Verbe signifiant placer quelque chose au milieu ou concentrer l'attention sur un point ou un objet précis.

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adjective

/ˈsen.tɚd/B1formalamerican
  • frDécrit une personne qui est calme, posée, concentrée et maîtresse d'elle-même, ou un objet qui se trouve au centre, au milieu de quelque chose.

Describes a person who is calm, balanced, and focused, or an object that is placed in the middle.

  1. Focused and balancedB2informalamerican

    Having a calm, stable, and balanced state of mind; not easily distracted.

    frcentré, équilibré

    • She stayed centered during the stressful interview.
    • Meditation helps him feel more centered and calm.
    • A centered person can handle criticism without getting upset.

    Synonymesbalancedcalmcollectedcomposedpoisedself-possessedserenestabletranquil

    Antonymesagitateddistractedflusteredscatteredunbalancedunstable

  2. Placed in the middleA2formal

    Located at or positioned in the center of something.

    frcentré

    • The text is centered on the page.
    • The picture is perfectly centered on the wall.
    • Make sure the logo is centered in the header.

    Synonymescentralmedianmiddlemidmostmidway

    Antonymeseccentricoff-centerouterperipheral

Formes
  • more centered comparative form
  • most centered superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

center/ˈsɛn.tər/B1formalamerican
  • frVerbe signifiant placer quelque chose au milieu ou concentrer l'attention sur un point ou un objet précis.

A verb meaning to place something in the middle or to focus attention on a particular point or subject.

  1. Place in the middleA2formalamerican

    To position something at the middle point of an area or object.

    frcentrer

    • Please center the picture on the wall.
    • He centered the text on the page.
    • The designer centered the logo in the middle of the banner.

    Synonymescentralizeconcentratefocus

  2. Focus or concentrateB1formalamerican

    To direct attention or effort toward a particular thing.

    frcentrer (sur)

    • The discussion centered on the new policy changes.
    • Her research centers around climate change.
    • The campaign centers on improving public health.

    Synonymesconcentrateconcentrate onconvergedirectfixfocus

    Antonymesdispersedistractscatter

Formes
  • centered past participle
  • centred past participle
  • centered past simple
  • centred past simple
  • centering present participle
  • centring present participle
  • centers third person singular
  • centres third person singular

Variantes phrasalcenter on

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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