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View usage for: (sentəʳpiːs) Word forms: plural centrepiecesregional note: in AM, use centerpiece1. countable nounThe centrepiece of something is the best or most interesting part of it. The centrepiece of the plan is the idea of regular referendums, initiated by voters. [+ of] Synonyms: focus, highlight, hub, cynosure [literary] More Synonyms of centrepiece 2. countable nounA centrepiece is an ornament which you put in the middle of something, especially a dinner table. centrepiece in British English or US centerpiece (ˈsɛntəˌpiːs) nounan object used as the centre of something, esp for decoration Examples of 'centrepiece' in a sentencecentrepiece Although one could be quite decorative - as a table centrepiece.The yellow rice, red peppers and seafood make a great centrepiece for the party and it is lean and tasty.Hang it in the garden or use it as a table centrepiece when dining outdoors.He will become the centrepiece of the club.It also makes a fantastic centrepiece for your dining table.This forms the centrepiece of my essay.He said that he needed to convince them to redesign their homes so that the kitchen becomes the centrepiece.The table centrepiece is given height by stacking up planks of different lengths and some worn wooden chopping boards along the table.It's beautifully wrapped and can also double as a table centrepiece.Burn bright This will make a fab table centrepiece.The nation has become the centrepiece of his commitment to Africa.In small urban gardens, the table and chairs usually form the centrepiece of any new design.A move to the stadium is the centrepiece of the plan to revive the club.But once an alliance becomes the centrepiece of your national defence, you take the rough with the smooth.These make a spectacular centrepiece.Medieval moment Make it a centrepiece.The centrepiece of such plans is likely to be Big Brother.Plans to make it the centrepiece of Terminal 5 were cancelled.At 60cm diameter, it makes a spectacular centrepiece.The project will form the centrepiece of Dubai's construction boom.Since then he has become the centrepiece of a promising young side who won 10 of their 16 games last season and only narrowly missed the playoffs. In other languagescentrepiece British English: centrepiece NOUN The centrepiece of something is the best or most interesting part of it. He has made reducing poverty the centrepiece of his presidency. - American English: centerpiece
- Brazilian Portuguese: elemento central
- Chinese: 最具吸引力的部分
- European Spanish: punto central
- French: pièce maîtresseN
- German: Kernstück
- Italian: punto centrale
- Japanese: 最重要点
- Korean: 핵심
- European Portuguese: elemento central
- Latin American Spanish: punto central
Definition the most important item of a group of things This year the centrepiece of the Festival will be its presentation of two rarely performed operas. Synonyms cynosure (literary) star epergne Additional synonymsDefinition a centre of interest or attention Synonyms point (of attraction), centre, focus, attraction, leading light (informal), centre of attention, focus of attention, shining example Definition the most exciting or memorable part of something one of the highlights of the tournament Synonyms high point, peak, climax, feature, focus, best part, focal point, main feature, high spot, memorable part Definition the central, most important, or active part of a place or organization The island's social hub is the Café Sport. Synonyms centre, heart, focus, core, middle, focal point, pivot, nerve centre |