Definition of dead centre in English:

dead centre

noun

1The exact centre of something.
正中
Kansas, the dead centre of the USA
堪萨斯，美国的正中部。
as adverb most notebooks have a logo sitting dead centre
大多数笔记本电脑正中都有一个标识。
Example sentencesExamples
- He pitched to 10 feet and holed dead centre to match Goosen's birdie.
- You could also try dropping it dead centre at the net.
- There is an immense quiet here, 500 metres above sea level in what is almost the dead centre of France.
- The A5 begins in the dead centre of town.
- It was a massive shot with a great carry and dead centre.
- We have hit the wreck dead centre where it is broken open at the engine room.
- He placed the tip in the dead centre of his palm and pulled down, creating a tiny trickle of his own blood.
- They wrote it off as the dead centre, rejected it as a good-for-nothing wasteland.
- Don't forget the Rule of Thirds, or just simply remember to take shots without bunging the subject dead centre.
- Dead centre below the display window is a large PTT switch.
- He adds two bumps on top and slaps a floppy pebble dead centre.
- There's a small window dead centre with LCD display for channel number and battery power.
- Trailing by one point, Fox needed the conversion to secure victory and the kick was dead centre to the posts.
- It calls for the top dead centre of the piston motion to be kept fixed, while the bottom dead centre is varied.
- After all, this was the dead centre of Limerick's commercial heart.
- So far from seeing this as an optional extra, I see it rather as dead centre for any true spiritual development in the culture today.
- It hit dead centre and Lidiah was left grinning like an idiot.
- Déadro jumped away from the tree with amazing speed as my arrow wedged itself into the dead centre of it.
- This is achieved if the top dead centre of the piston motion is kept fixed and the bottom dead centre is varied.
- The front garden, behind the privet, was clipped to within an inch of its life, with a single standard rose in the dead centre.
1. 1.1 The position of a crank when it is in line with the connecting rod and not exerting torque.
  （曲轴）死顶尖，静点
  Synonyms
  centre, mean, median, mid point, halfway point, focal point, focus, hub, nucleus, midst

词汇	dead centre
释义	Definition of dead centre in English: dead centre noun 1The exact centre of something. 正中 Kansas, the dead centre of the USA 堪萨斯，美国的正中部。 as adverb most notebooks have a logo sitting dead centre 大多数笔记本电脑正中都有一个标识。 Example sentencesExamples He pitched to 10 feet and holed dead centre to match Goosen's birdie. You could also try dropping it dead centre at the net. There is an immense quiet here, 500 metres above sea level in what is almost the dead centre of France. The A5 begins in the dead centre of town. It was a massive shot with a great carry and dead centre. We have hit the wreck dead centre where it is broken open at the engine room. He placed the tip in the dead centre of his palm and pulled down, creating a tiny trickle of his own blood. They wrote it off as the dead centre, rejected it as a good-for-nothing wasteland. Don't forget the Rule of Thirds, or just simply remember to take shots without bunging the subject dead centre. Dead centre below the display window is a large PTT switch. He adds two bumps on top and slaps a floppy pebble dead centre. There's a small window dead centre with LCD display for channel number and battery power. Trailing by one point, Fox needed the conversion to secure victory and the kick was dead centre to the posts. It calls for the top dead centre of the piston motion to be kept fixed, while the bottom dead centre is varied. After all, this was the dead centre of Limerick's commercial heart. So far from seeing this as an optional extra, I see it rather as dead centre for any true spiritual development in the culture today. It hit dead centre and Lidiah was left grinning like an idiot. Déadro jumped away from the tree with amazing speed as my arrow wedged itself into the dead centre of it. This is achieved if the top dead centre of the piston motion is kept fixed and the bottom dead centre is varied. The front garden, behind the privet, was clipped to within an inch of its life, with a single standard rose in the dead centre. 1.1 The position of a crank when it is in line with the connecting rod and not exerting torque. （曲轴）死顶尖，静点 Synonyms centre, mean, median, mid point, halfway point, focal point, focus, hub, nucleus, midst
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