Definition of centrally in English:

centrally

adverb ˈsɛntrəliˈsɛntrəli

1In or towards the middle of something.
rounded petals blossom from a centrally placed flower
Example sentencesExamples
- The riser card is placed in a connector arranged on the side of the motherboard rather than in a connector arranged centrally of the motherboard.
- The famous centrally located inertialess tracker-mouse in the middle of the keyboard is available for some models.
- It was intended to mount five Fs beneath its fuselage and wings on hard points with a sixth F being centrally fixed directly to the aircraft above it.
- The keyboard is centrally positioned, unlike the chassis that has a numeric pad squeezed in on the right.
- If you're using only one item in the coat of arms, it would probably be placed centrally.
1. 1.1 In a way that is accessible from a variety of places.
  the charming and centrally located village
  Example sentencesExamples
  Juneau always frets that bigger, more centrally located Anchorage will steal its capital position.
  The builder added a new set of French doors that open to a centrally located home office.
  A key feature of the plan was the centrally located sunroom.
  The resort is centrally located to many wineries and other attractions, such as golf, horseback riding, sport fishing, and hiking.
  The building is centrally located in the marina district within the extended downtown area.
  I could take a taxi, or one of seven subway lines to centrally located Penn Station.
  The site was centrally located in what was the 1884 version of the Greater Toronto Area.
  This centrally located inn has 26 uncluttered rooms, some with patios looking out on the plaza.
  These awards offer all-expenses-paid residencies in superb modern studios in the centrally situated school in Rome.
  Centrally located, it is just steps from Michigan Avenue.
2With the greatest importance or significance; essentially.
a clear recognition of how centrally important the ports are to sustaining economic growth
Example sentencesExamples
- So this is a centrally important part of the government's whole-of-government approach to protecting the environment.
- He is centrally concerned with how visions of national parks, aesthetic preferences, and views of appropriate nature-culture relations change over time.
- The distinctive history of these areas south and east of Rome is centrally important to understanding Italian-American culture and literature.
- His influential essay relies centrally on the fact that sensations are transmitted from Walter's body to the reader's.
- This recognition brings women more centrally into the history of urban environmental activism.
- These recent novels and memoirs figure their narratives of origin as centrally connected to the 1915 genocide.
- I do not suggest that black literary criticism since the 1950s has neglected to produce analyses that also centrally consider class.
- The bureau is centrally interested in establishing a standard of "immutability" as a defining feature.
- While the treat was not centrally concerned with development, it did recognize the "special and differential status" of the developing countries.
- In more than 12 years, it has published one article explicitly on a minority writer and one that is centrally concerned with issues of race.
1. 2.1 From or by a central organization or system.
  key business strategies are organized centrally
  Example sentencesExamples
  The technologies behind global storage networks will help equip storage service providers to offer these services from centrally hosted sites.
  Authorization processes and profiles can be managed and audited centrally, meaning that anomalies and abuses are identified more easily.
  By centrally monitoring what these devices can access, store, and process, an organization can safely and effectively manage its mobile workforce.
  Users can store passwords for other applications centrally and securely, thus removing the need to remember countless passwords.
  Only an IPS device can provide the any-to-any connectivity required to bring these diverse storage topologies together, so they can be managed centrally.
  These networks are catapulting to popularity as the architecture of choice for centrally managed network storage tasks.
  The equipment would allow for clients to make phone calls from their rooms but be billed centrally at the front office desk.
  Wherever they're delivering the care, they want to record the information and have it stored centrally.
  Backup tapes become the only centrally controlled and available archive of message stores.
  The ability to centrally administer a broad expanse of storage with the same tools and procedures can reduce administrative costs.

Definition of centrally in US English:

centrally

adverbˈsɛntrəliˈsentrəlē

1In or toward the middle of something.
rounded petals blossom from a centrally placed flower
Example sentencesExamples
- The riser card is placed in a connector arranged on the side of the motherboard rather than in a connector arranged centrally of the motherboard.
- If you're using only one item in the coat of arms, it would probably be placed centrally.
- The famous centrally located inertialess tracker-mouse in the middle of the keyboard is available for some models.
- It was intended to mount five Fs beneath its fuselage and wings on hard points with a sixth F being centrally fixed directly to the aircraft above it.
- The keyboard is centrally positioned, unlike the chassis that has a numeric pad squeezed in on the right.
1. 1.1 In a way that is accessible from a variety of places.
  the charming and centrally located village
  Example sentencesExamples
  A key feature of the plan was the centrally located sunroom.
  These awards offer all-expenses-paid residencies in superb modern studios in the centrally situated school in Rome.
  The site was centrally located in what was the 1884 version of the Greater Toronto Area.
  I could take a taxi, or one of seven subway lines to centrally located Penn Station.
  The resort is centrally located to many wineries and other attractions, such as golf, horseback riding, sport fishing, and hiking.
  The building is centrally located in the marina district within the extended downtown area.
  Centrally located, it is just steps from Michigan Avenue.
  This centrally located inn has 26 uncluttered rooms, some with patios looking out on the plaza.
  Juneau always frets that bigger, more centrally located Anchorage will steal its capital position.
  The builder added a new set of French doors that open to a centrally located home office.
2With the greatest importance or significance; essentially.
a clear recognition of how centrally important the ports are to sustaining economic growth
Example sentencesExamples
- This recognition brings women more centrally into the history of urban environmental activism.
- These recent novels and memoirs figure their narratives of origin as centrally connected to the 1915 genocide.
- The bureau is centrally interested in establishing a standard of "immutability" as a defining feature.
- The distinctive history of these areas south and east of Rome is centrally important to understanding Italian-American culture and literature.
- His influential essay relies centrally on the fact that sensations are transmitted from Walter's body to the reader's.
- He is centrally concerned with how visions of national parks, aesthetic preferences, and views of appropriate nature-culture relations change over time.
- While the treat was not centrally concerned with development, it did recognize the "special and differential status" of the developing countries.
- So this is a centrally important part of the government's whole-of-government approach to protecting the environment.
- I do not suggest that black literary criticism since the 1950s has neglected to produce analyses that also centrally consider class.
- In more than 12 years, it has published one article explicitly on a minority writer and one that is centrally concerned with issues of race.
1. 2.1 From or by a central organization or system.
  key business strategies are organized centrally
  Example sentencesExamples
  The equipment would allow for clients to make phone calls from their rooms but be billed centrally at the front office desk.
  Authorization processes and profiles can be managed and audited centrally, meaning that anomalies and abuses are identified more easily.
  By centrally monitoring what these devices can access, store, and process, an organization can safely and effectively manage its mobile workforce.
  Backup tapes become the only centrally controlled and available archive of message stores.
  Only an IPS device can provide the any-to-any connectivity required to bring these diverse storage topologies together, so they can be managed centrally.
  The technologies behind global storage networks will help equip storage service providers to offer these services from centrally hosted sites.
  Users can store passwords for other applications centrally and securely, thus removing the need to remember countless passwords.
  These networks are catapulting to popularity as the architecture of choice for centrally managed network storage tasks.
  Wherever they're delivering the care, they want to record the information and have it stored centrally.
  The ability to centrally administer a broad expanse of storage with the same tools and procedures can reduce administrative costs.

单词	centrally
释义	Definition of centrally in English: centrally adverb ˈsɛntrəliˈsɛntrəli 1In or towards the middle of something. rounded petals blossom from a centrally placed flower Example sentencesExamples The riser card is placed in a connector arranged on the side of the motherboard rather than in a connector arranged centrally of the motherboard. The famous centrally located inertialess tracker-mouse in the middle of the keyboard is available for some models. It was intended to mount five Fs beneath its fuselage and wings on hard points with a sixth F being centrally fixed directly to the aircraft above it. The keyboard is centrally positioned, unlike the chassis that has a numeric pad squeezed in on the right. If you're using only one item in the coat of arms, it would probably be placed centrally. 1.1 In a way that is accessible from a variety of places. the charming and centrally located village Example sentencesExamples Juneau always frets that bigger, more centrally located Anchorage will steal its capital position. The builder added a new set of French doors that open to a centrally located home office. A key feature of the plan was the centrally located sunroom. The resort is centrally located to many wineries and other attractions, such as golf, horseback riding, sport fishing, and hiking. The building is centrally located in the marina district within the extended downtown area. I could take a taxi, or one of seven subway lines to centrally located Penn Station. The site was centrally located in what was the 1884 version of the Greater Toronto Area. This centrally located inn has 26 uncluttered rooms, some with patios looking out on the plaza. These awards offer all-expenses-paid residencies in superb modern studios in the centrally situated school in Rome. Centrally located, it is just steps from Michigan Avenue. 2With the greatest importance or significance; essentially. a clear recognition of how centrally important the ports are to sustaining economic growth Example sentencesExamples So this is a centrally important part of the government's whole-of-government approach to protecting the environment. He is centrally concerned with how visions of national parks, aesthetic preferences, and views of appropriate nature-culture relations change over time. The distinctive history of these areas south and east of Rome is centrally important to understanding Italian-American culture and literature. His influential essay relies centrally on the fact that sensations are transmitted from Walter's body to the reader's. This recognition brings women more centrally into the history of urban environmental activism. These recent novels and memoirs figure their narratives of origin as centrally connected to the 1915 genocide. I do not suggest that black literary criticism since the 1950s has neglected to produce analyses that also centrally consider class. The bureau is centrally interested in establishing a standard of "immutability" as a defining feature. While the treat was not centrally concerned with development, it did recognize the "special and differential status" of the developing countries. In more than 12 years, it has published one article explicitly on a minority writer and one that is centrally concerned with issues of race. 2.1 From or by a central organization or system. key business strategies are organized centrally Example sentencesExamples The technologies behind global storage networks will help equip storage service providers to offer these services from centrally hosted sites. Authorization processes and profiles can be managed and audited centrally, meaning that anomalies and abuses are identified more easily. By centrally monitoring what these devices can access, store, and process, an organization can safely and effectively manage its mobile workforce. Users can store passwords for other applications centrally and securely, thus removing the need to remember countless passwords. Only an IPS device can provide the any-to-any connectivity required to bring these diverse storage topologies together, so they can be managed centrally. These networks are catapulting to popularity as the architecture of choice for centrally managed network storage tasks. The equipment would allow for clients to make phone calls from their rooms but be billed centrally at the front office desk. Wherever they're delivering the care, they want to record the information and have it stored centrally. Backup tapes become the only centrally controlled and available archive of message stores. The ability to centrally administer a broad expanse of storage with the same tools and procedures can reduce administrative costs. Definition of centrally in US English: centrally adverbˈsɛntrəliˈsentrəlē 1In or toward the middle of something. rounded petals blossom from a centrally placed flower Example sentencesExamples The riser card is placed in a connector arranged on the side of the motherboard rather than in a connector arranged centrally of the motherboard. If you're using only one item in the coat of arms, it would probably be placed centrally. The famous centrally located inertialess tracker-mouse in the middle of the keyboard is available for some models. It was intended to mount five Fs beneath its fuselage and wings on hard points with a sixth F being centrally fixed directly to the aircraft above it. The keyboard is centrally positioned, unlike the chassis that has a numeric pad squeezed in on the right. 1.1 In a way that is accessible from a variety of places. the charming and centrally located village Example sentencesExamples A key feature of the plan was the centrally located sunroom. These awards offer all-expenses-paid residencies in superb modern studios in the centrally situated school in Rome. The site was centrally located in what was the 1884 version of the Greater Toronto Area. I could take a taxi, or one of seven subway lines to centrally located Penn Station. The resort is centrally located to many wineries and other attractions, such as golf, horseback riding, sport fishing, and hiking. The building is centrally located in the marina district within the extended downtown area. Centrally located, it is just steps from Michigan Avenue. This centrally located inn has 26 uncluttered rooms, some with patios looking out on the plaza. Juneau always frets that bigger, more centrally located Anchorage will steal its capital position. The builder added a new set of French doors that open to a centrally located home office. 2With the greatest importance or significance; essentially. a clear recognition of how centrally important the ports are to sustaining economic growth Example sentencesExamples This recognition brings women more centrally into the history of urban environmental activism. These recent novels and memoirs figure their narratives of origin as centrally connected to the 1915 genocide. The bureau is centrally interested in establishing a standard of "immutability" as a defining feature. The distinctive history of these areas south and east of Rome is centrally important to understanding Italian-American culture and literature. His influential essay relies centrally on the fact that sensations are transmitted from Walter's body to the reader's. He is centrally concerned with how visions of national parks, aesthetic preferences, and views of appropriate nature-culture relations change over time. While the treat was not centrally concerned with development, it did recognize the "special and differential status" of the developing countries. So this is a centrally important part of the government's whole-of-government approach to protecting the environment. I do not suggest that black literary criticism since the 1950s has neglected to produce analyses that also centrally consider class. In more than 12 years, it has published one article explicitly on a minority writer and one that is centrally concerned with issues of race. 2.1 From or by a central organization or system. key business strategies are organized centrally Example sentencesExamples The equipment would allow for clients to make phone calls from their rooms but be billed centrally at the front office desk. Authorization processes and profiles can be managed and audited centrally, meaning that anomalies and abuses are identified more easily. By centrally monitoring what these devices can access, store, and process, an organization can safely and effectively manage its mobile workforce. Backup tapes become the only centrally controlled and available archive of message stores. Only an IPS device can provide the any-to-any connectivity required to bring these diverse storage topologies together, so they can be managed centrally. The technologies behind global storage networks will help equip storage service providers to offer these services from centrally hosted sites. Users can store passwords for other applications centrally and securely, thus removing the need to remember countless passwords. These networks are catapulting to popularity as the architecture of choice for centrally managed network storage tasks. Wherever they're delivering the care, they want to record the information and have it stored centrally. The ability to centrally administer a broad expanse of storage with the same tools and procedures can reduce administrative costs.
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