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Definition of centred in English: centred(US centered) adjective ˈsɛntədˈsɛn(t)ərd 1Placed or situated in the centre. 置于中心的；位于中心的 Example sentencesExamples - You know which guy I'm talking about - he's the one who looks polished from head to toe, with his designer shoes, stylish tailored suit, and perfectly centered, knotted tie.
- It made my entire desktop blink on each ring, with a centered popup showing who was calling and what number they were using.
- She wants you to have a good centered position, and not to aim for the highest extension.
- I've climbed extensively with both offset and centered monopoints, and the difference isn't readily noticeable - both work equally well.
- And it is literally impossible that on three separate memos, the typist managed to perfectly line up centered text exactly the way Microsoft Word would.
- Likewise, her famous photograph Migrant Mother, of an Oakie mother with her children, has those same centered eyes, still with a vacant look.
- Its crosshairs moved independently of the image so they ended up cockeyed instead of centered.
- They had been the first Mobile Suits built and set the standard for future Mobile Suits with two legs, two arms with five-fingered hands, and a head dominated by a centered eyepiece.
- There was a darkening of the lighting, about two inches wide and one high, right above the centered name on the display frame.
- He had nothing to offer on whether the Selectric balls duplicated the superscripts found on Word, or whether the Selectric balls could produce proportional fonts, kerning, or centered titles.
- With the exhibition ‘Rainbow Mandala,’ he combines his signature rainbow imagery and a new motif of circles with centered dots.
- First-level headings are placed alone on a line, either centered or left-justified: Second-level headings are placed alone on a line, left-justified.
2in combination Having a specified subject as the most important or focal element. 以…为中心的 一所以孩子为中心的学校。 3in combination (of a chocolate) having a centre or filling of a specified type. （巧克力）以…为馅的 一块软馅巧克力。 4US (of a person) well balanced and confident or serene. 〈主美〉（人）情绪稳定的；自信或平静的 she is very together, very domesticated, very centred Example sentencesExamples - Since you are affected by situations and influenced by people around you, you need to remain centred and aware.
- So there's a thought - you could use the visualised image as a gateway back into memory or just a gateway into a centred, balanced or evocative mental space.
- The romantic ego is, then, on one level, a performer or faker, a legend in its own lunchtime, without any of the centred self-consciousness of great actors or good writers who have something to say.
- Psychoanalysis disrupts notions of a unitary, centred and rational self by its emphasis on an inner world permeated by desire and fantasy.
- The best writing reflects deeply located and centred lives, voices embedded in accent, in history, in place.
- You tend to be moody but need to come from a centred and balanced space to deal with finances and business opportunities.
- It was simple really - we were taught to give healing from a centred state after connecting our heart chakra with the client's heart chakra.
- When he finally chooses it will be because he has found a memory in which he formed part of an assemblage beyond his centred, egoist consciousness.
- I suppose his time there was a matter of sorting out the difference between his identity and his mission, of confronting the many demands and voices that were to challenge his centered self.
- A happy, centered and positive John Lennon was awesome to behold, and Double Fantasy was the beginning of that process.
- I feel centred and strong, and it's a lovely feeling.
- The gently centered Quaker part of me is trying hard to calm the Help!
- For anyone who has wished for an elected official that is holistically centered, spiritually led and aware of the interconnectedness of ALL, this man is the answer to our prayers.
Synonyms calm, composed, collected, cool, calm, and collected, as cool as a cucumber, tranquil, peaceful, at peace, pacific, untroubled, relaxed, at ease, poised, self-possessed, unperturbed, imperturbable, undisturbed, unruffled, unworried, unexcitable, placid, equable, even-tempered
Derivativesnoun It has pairs of large moody mandalas on each wall that loom and seem to spin, exuding a strong energy that creates an extraordinary zone of centeredness, stillness and power. Example sentencesExamples - At the same time, every hidden retreat relies upon knowledge of what exists outside of the space in order for the sense of centeredness to transpire.
- The guy just has a sense of inner confidence and centeredness that is very reassuring.
- For example, her lovely graphic up above there is supposed to be centered, and I bet if I were a more advanced web designer I'm sure I could ensure its centeredness, but I've tried mightily and it's just not sitting still.
- Faith brings you stability, centeredness, calmness and love.
Definition of centered in US English: centered(British centred) adjectiveˈsɛn(t)ərdˈsen(t)ərd 1Placed or situated in the center. 置于中心的；位于中心的 Example sentencesExamples - She wants you to have a good centered position, and not to aim for the highest extension.
- And it is literally impossible that on three separate memos, the typist managed to perfectly line up centered text exactly the way Microsoft Word would.
- He had nothing to offer on whether the Selectric balls duplicated the superscripts found on Word, or whether the Selectric balls could produce proportional fonts, kerning, or centered titles.
- It made my entire desktop blink on each ring, with a centered popup showing who was calling and what number they were using.
- I've climbed extensively with both offset and centered monopoints, and the difference isn't readily noticeable - both work equally well.
- Its crosshairs moved independently of the image so they ended up cockeyed instead of centered.
- You know which guy I'm talking about - he's the one who looks polished from head to toe, with his designer shoes, stylish tailored suit, and perfectly centered, knotted tie.
- With the exhibition ‘Rainbow Mandala,’ he combines his signature rainbow imagery and a new motif of circles with centered dots.
- First-level headings are placed alone on a line, either centered or left-justified: Second-level headings are placed alone on a line, left-justified.
- They had been the first Mobile Suits built and set the standard for future Mobile Suits with two legs, two arms with five-fingered hands, and a head dominated by a centered eyepiece.
- Likewise, her famous photograph Migrant Mother, of an Oakie mother with her children, has those same centered eyes, still with a vacant look.
- There was a darkening of the lighting, about two inches wide and one high, right above the centered name on the display frame.
2in combination Having the specified subject as the focal element. 以…为中心的 a computer-centered industry 3in combination Having a center or filling of a specified type. （巧克力）以…为馅的 a soft-centered chocolate 一块软馅巧克力。 4US (of a person) well balanced and confident or serene. 〈主美〉（人）情绪稳定的；自信或平静的 Example sentencesExamples - I feel centred and strong, and it's a lovely feeling.
- Since you are affected by situations and influenced by people around you, you need to remain centred and aware.
- It was simple really - we were taught to give healing from a centred state after connecting our heart chakra with the client's heart chakra.
- For anyone who has wished for an elected official that is holistically centered, spiritually led and aware of the interconnectedness of ALL, this man is the answer to our prayers.
- A happy, centered and positive John Lennon was awesome to behold, and Double Fantasy was the beginning of that process.
- The gently centered Quaker part of me is trying hard to calm the Help!
- So there's a thought - you could use the visualised image as a gateway back into memory or just a gateway into a centred, balanced or evocative mental space.
- The best writing reflects deeply located and centred lives, voices embedded in accent, in history, in place.
- You tend to be moody but need to come from a centred and balanced space to deal with finances and business opportunities.
- The romantic ego is, then, on one level, a performer or faker, a legend in its own lunchtime, without any of the centred self-consciousness of great actors or good writers who have something to say.
- I suppose his time there was a matter of sorting out the difference between his identity and his mission, of confronting the many demands and voices that were to challenge his centered self.
- When he finally chooses it will be because he has found a memory in which he formed part of an assemblage beyond his centred, egoist consciousness.
- Psychoanalysis disrupts notions of a unitary, centred and rational self by its emphasis on an inner world permeated by desire and fantasy.
Synonyms calm, composed, collected, cool, calm, and collected, as cool as a cucumber, tranquil, peaceful, at peace, pacific, untroubled, relaxed, at ease, poised, self-possessed, unperturbed, imperturbable, undisturbed, unruffled, unworried, unexcitable, placid, equable, even-tempered
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