Centred Meaning in English
word · lemma: center
Definition
Placed in or having its position at the center. It can also mean someone who is calm, balanced, and focused.
Usage & Nuances
'Centred' is the British spelling; American English uses 'centered'. Common phrases include 'well-centred' or 'self-centred' (selfish, negative). It’s used both for physical position ('the text is centred') and for emotional state ('feel centred').
Spanish: centradoPortuguese (BR): centralizado - centradoPortuguese (PT): centrado - centralizadoChinese (Simplified): 居中的 - 以...为中心的Chinese (Traditional): 居中的 - 以...為中心的Hindi: केन्द्रितArabic: مركَّزBengali: কেন্দ্রীভূত - ভারসাম্যপূর্ণ (মানসিক অবস্থা)Russian: центрированный - уравновешенный (о человеке)Japanese: 中心に置かれた - 心が落ち着いたVietnamese: được đặt ở giữa - giữ cân bằng (tâm lý)Korean: 중앙에 놓인 - 마음이 안정된Turkish: merkezde - dengeli (kişilik)Urdu: مرکوز - متوازن (ذہنی حالت)Indonesian: terpusat - seimbang (keadaan emosional)
Example Sentences
The vase was centred on the table.
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The text is centred on the page.
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After meditation, she felt centred and calm.
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Try to keep your mind centred during stressful moments.
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His arguments are always centred around facts.
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I feel much more centred since I started yoga.
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