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Center
Common
US spelling
noun
The
in the
of a
that is
from all
on the
.
The
in the
of a
that is
from all
on the
.
The
of something; the part well
from the
.
In Geometry:
The
on a
that is
between the
.
In Geometry:
The
in the
of any
of any number of
that has as its
the
of the
on the
of the
(or
in the
for a
of
).
In Group theory:
The
(respectively,
),
Z(G), of those
s of a
group (respectively,
)
that
with every
of
.
A
where the
part of some
or
.
A
that is
important in a
.
In Basketball & Sports:
The
,
the
, who
to the
.
In Ice hockey & Sports:
The forward that
between the
and
and
the
.
In Canadian football, Football (American) & Sports:
The person who
the
at the
of each
.
In Netball:
A
who can go
the
, except the
.
In Football (soccer):
A
into the
of the
.
In Rugby:
One of the
in a
of the
, either the
or
.
In Architecture:
A
upon which the
of a
or
are
in
until the work becomes
.
In Engineering:
One of the two
in a
, etc; upon which the work is
, and about which it
.
In Engineering:
A
or
of a
or other work, to
the
of a
, on which the work can
,
a
.
In Australian English & New Zealand English:
The
the
in which the
.
verb
To
(some
, such as a
or
) to be
to a value which is
between the
.
To
(something) a
.
To
on (something), to
to (something).
In Engineering:
To form a
or
for the
of a
.
adj
Of, at, or
to a
.
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center
English
arrow
centre
French
arrow
centrum
Latin
arrow
κέντρον
Ancient Greek (to 1453)
arrow
κεντέω
Ancient Greek (to 1453)
κεντεῖν
Ancient Greek (to 1453)
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