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Oxford Spanisch Dictionary

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-centred SUFFIX GB

-centred → -centered

-centered, -centred GB [ˈsentərd, ˈsentəd] SUFFIX

1. -centered CULIN:

walnut-centered: (con) relleno de nuez

2. -centered (having as focus):

child-centered education: educación f en torno a las inquietudes del niño

-centered, -centred GB [ˈsentərd, ˈsentəd] SUFFIX

1. -centered CULIN:

walnut-centered: (con) relleno de nuez

2. -centered (having as focus):

child-centered education: educación f en torno a las inquietudes del niño

soft-centered, soft-centred GB [ˌsɒftˈsɛntəd] ADJ

1. soft-centered candies/chocolates:

soft-centered: con relleno blando

2. soft-centered (sentimental):

soft-centered: sentimental

self-centered, self-centred GB [Am ˈˌsɛlf ˈsɛn(t)ərd, GB ˌsɛlfˈsɛntəd] ADJ

self-centered: egocéntrico

child-centered, child-centred GB [Am ˈtʃaɪldˌsɛn(t)ərd, GB ˈtʃʌɪldˌsɛntəd] ADJ

child-centered: dirigido a los niños

centre SUBST VERBE trans VERBE intr GB

centre → center

I. center, centre GB [Am ˈsɛn(t)ər, GB ˈsɛntə] SUBST

1.1. center (middle point, area):

center: centro m

the museum is in the city center: el museo está en el centro de la ciudad

our office is right in the center: nuestra oficina está en el mismo centro

I'm going into the center: voy al centro

the center of the universe: el centro del universo

his children are the center of his world: su vida está centrada en sus hijos

his children are the center of his world: su vida gira en torno a sus hijos

to be the center of attention: ser el centro de atención

1.2. center POL:

center: centro m

he's left of center: es de centro izquierda

he's left of center épith party/coalition: centrista

he's left of center épith party/coalition: de centro

1.3. center (filling):

center: relleno m

2. center (site of activity):

center: centro m

commercial/financial center: centro comercial/financiero

community/health center: centro cívico/de salud

a center of learning/higher education: un centro de enseñanza/educación superior

urban center: centro urbano

attacks on civilian centers have ceased: han cesado los ataques dirigidos a poblaciones

3. center SPORT:

center (in US football, rugby): centro mf

center (in basketball): pivot mf

center (in basketball): pivote mf AmLat

II. center, centre GB [Am ˈsɛn(t)ər, GB ˈsɛntə] VERBE trans

1.1. center (position):

center picture/heading: centrar

1.2. center SPORT:

center ball: lanzar un centro con

2.1. center (concentrate, focus):

to center sth on sth/sb: centrar algo en algo/alguien

2.2. center (base around):

she centers her life around her work/husband: su vida gira alrededor de su trabajo/marido

the major industries are centered on Chicago: las principales industrias están concentradas en Chicago y sus alrededores

III. center, centre GB [Am ˈsɛn(t)ər, GB ˈsɛntə] VERBE intr

1. center (focus on):

to center on or upon sth/sb: centrarse en algo/alguien

his hopes centered on being promoted: cifraba todas sus esperanzas en que lo ascendieran

2. center (revolve around):

to center on or around sth/sb: girar alrededor de or en torno a algo/alguien

her life centers around her work: su vida gira en torno a su trabajo

3. center (play in midfield):

center Am: jugar de mediocampo

I. center, centre GB [Am ˈsɛn(t)ər, GB ˈsɛntə] SUBST

1.1. center (middle point, area):

center: centro m

the museum is in the city center: el museo está en el centro de la ciudad

our office is right in the center: nuestra oficina está en el mismo centro

I'm going into the center: voy al centro

the center of the universe: el centro del universo

his children are the center of his world: su vida está centrada en sus hijos

his children are the center of his world: su vida gira en torno a sus hijos

to be the center of attention: ser el centro de atención

1.2. center POL:

center: centro m

he's left of center: es de centro izquierda

he's left of center épith party/coalition: centrista

he's left of center épith party/coalition: de centro

1.3. center (filling):

center: relleno m

2. center (site of activity):

center: centro m

commercial/financial center: centro comercial/financiero

community/health center: centro cívico/de salud

a center of learning/higher education: un centro de enseñanza/educación superior

urban center: centro urbano

attacks on civilian centers have ceased: han cesado los ataques dirigidos a poblaciones

3. center SPORT:

center (in US football, rugby): centro mf

center (in basketball): pivot mf

center (in basketball): pivote mf AmLat

II. center, centre GB [Am ˈsɛn(t)ər, GB ˈsɛntə] VERBE trans

1.1. center (position):

center picture/heading: centrar

1.2. center SPORT:

center ball: lanzar un centro con

2.1. center (concentrate, focus):

to center sth on sth/sb: centrar algo en algo/alguien

2.2. center (base around):

she centers her life around her work/husband: su vida gira alrededor de su trabajo/marido

the major industries are centered on Chicago: las principales industrias están concentradas en Chicago y sus alrededores

III. center, centre GB [Am ˈsɛn(t)ər, GB ˈsɛntə] VERBE intr

1. center (focus on):

to center on or upon sth/sb: centrarse en algo/alguien

his hopes centered on being promoted: cifraba todas sus esperanzas en que lo ascendieran

2. center (revolve around):

to center on or around sth/sb: girar alrededor de or en torno a algo/alguien

her life centers around her work: su vida gira en torno a su trabajo

3. center (play in midfield):

center Am: jugar de mediocampo

shopping center, shopping centre GB

shopping center → shopping mall

shopping mall SUBST esp Am

shopping mall: centro m comercial

service center, service centre GB SUBST

service center: centro m de servicios

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egocéntrico (egocéntrica): self-centred GB

dans le dictionnaire PONS

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self-centered ADJ Am, self-centred ADJ GB, Aus

self-centered: egocéntrico, -a

center [Am ˈsent̬ɚ] SUBST VERBE trans Am

center → centre

I. centre [ˈsentəʳ] GB SUBST

1. centre (focus) a. PHYS, POL, SPORT:

centre: centro m

centre party: partido m de centro

2. centre of population:

centre: núcleo m

3. centre (building):

centre: centro m

4. centre SPORT (in football):

centre: centro m

II. centre [ˈsentəʳ] GB VERBE trans

1. centre a. SPORT, TYPO:

centre: centrar

2. centre efforts:

centre: concentrar

I. centre [ˈsentəʳ] GB SUBST

1. centre (focus) a. PHYS, POL, SPORT:

centre: centro m

centre party: partido m de centro

2. centre of population:

centre: núcleo m

3. centre (building):

centre: centro m

4. centre SPORT (in football):

centre: centro m

II. centre [ˈsentəʳ] GB VERBE trans

1. centre a. SPORT, TYPO:

centre: centrar

2. centre efforts:

centre: concentrar

health center SUBST Am, health centre SUBST GB

health center: centro m médico

off-center ADJ Am, off-centre ADJ GB

1. off-center (diverging from the centre):

off-center: descentrado, -a

2. off-center (unconventional):

off-center: poco convencional

shopping center SUBST Am, Aus, shopping centre SUBST

shopping center: centro m comercial

nerve center SUBST Am, nerve centre SUBST Aus, GB

1. nerve center (group of closely connected nerve cells):

nerve center: centro m nervioso

2. nerve center fig (centre of control):

nerve center: centro m neurálgico

control centre SUBST

control centre: centro m de control

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espagnol

anglais

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egocéntrico (-a): self-centred GB

centrado (-a): centred GB

dans le dictionnaire PONS

I. center [ˈsen·tər] SUBST

1. center (focus) a. PHYS, POL, SPORT:

center: centro m

2. center of population:

center: núcleo m

3. center (building):

center: centro m

4. center SPORT (in football):

center: centro m

II. center [ˈsen·tər] VERBE trans

1. center a. SPORT, TYPO:

center: centrar

2. center efforts:

center: concentrar

rehabilitation center SUBST

rehabilitation center: centro m de rehabilitación

recreation center SUBST

recreation center: centro m recreativo

service center SUBST

service center (for repairs): centro m de reparaciones

service center (garage): garaje m

center around VERBE intr

center around: girar en torno a

his life centers around his family: su vida se centra en su familia

town center SUBST

town center: centro m urbano

community center SUBST

community center: centro m social

health center SUBST

health center: centro m médico

shopping center SUBST

shopping center: centro m comercial

nerve center SUBST

1. nerve center ANAT:

nerve center: centro m nervioso

2. nerve center fig (center of control):

nerve center: centro m neurálgico

Lexique GEA spécialisé dans le domaine de la réfrigération

centro de gravedad: centre of gravity

Present
I	centre
you	centre
he/she/it	centres
we	centre
you	centre
they	centre

Past
I	centred
you	centred
he/she/it	centred
we	centred
you	centred
they	centred

Present Perfect
I	have	centred
you	have	centred
he/she/it	has	centred
we	have	centred
you	have	centred
they	have	centred

Past Perfect
I	had	centred
you	had	centred
he/she/it	had	centred
we	had	centred
you	had	centred
they	had	centred

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Exemples tirés du dictionnaire PONS (vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

centre party: partido m de centro

centre/side parting: raya en medio/a un lado

el ombligo del mundo: the centre GB [or center Am] of the world

ocupar [o ser] el centro de atención: to be the centre [or center Am] of attention

centro de detención (de refugiados): detention centre [or center Am] for refugees

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