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central adjective uk/ˈsen.trəl/ us/ˈsen.trəl/ (NEAR THE MIDDLE) B1 中心的，中央的；中部的；靠近中心的；核心的in, at, from, or near the centre or most important part of something central Europe/London 中欧／伦敦中部 Of course, you pay more for premises with a central location (= in or near the centre of a town). 当然，位于市中心的房屋就要贵一些。 更多例句- Some late news has just come in - a bomb has exploded in central London.
- In many churches the side aisles are separated from the central aisle by a row of arches.
- The bridge's central support gave way, tipping the coach into the river.
- The large central diamond is surrounded by eight smaller stones.
- I love the wide open spaces of central Australia.
(IMPORTANT) C2 主要的；重要的main or important a central role 主要角色 Community involvement is central to our plan. 社区的参与对我们的计划很重要。 更多例句- I failed to grasp the film's central concept.
- Eugenics was the central, and most controversial, part of his social philosophy.
- The central character of the play is a flaky neurotic.
- The central argument of the book is that some of the plays were not written by Shakespeare.
- The central character is a malevolent witch out for revenge.
(ORGANIZATION) C1 [ before noun ]中央的；中心的 controlled or organized in one main place central authorities 中央当局 the US central bank 美国中央银行 central planning 中心规划 Central noun uk/ˈsen.trəl/ us/ˈsen.trəl/ （苏格兰）中央区（原为九个地方行政区之一，1996年撤销）an area of central Scotland that was one of nine local government regions until 1996 At that time she worked for Central Regional Council. 那时候她在中央区市政会工作。 更多例句- Central was one of the 12 regions into which Scotland was divided from 1975 to 1996.
- Central was formed in 1975 by bringing together the traditional county areas of Stirlingshire and Clackmannanshire, plus parts of the west side of the traditional county of West Lothian.
- As a region, Central was the upper of two tiers of local government.
- Listen to our Traffic Scotland Radio broadcast for Central, Tayside and Fife.
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