central

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adjective

central

[ˈsentrəl]

adjetivo

1. central ; céntrico(a) (in convenient location); central, primordial (in importance)

it is central to our plans -> es el eje sobre el que giran nuestros planes
central London -> el centro de Londres
our hotel is quite central -> nuestro hotel es bastante céntrico
central America -> Centroamérica, América Central
central American -> centroamericano(a)
central bank -> banco (m) central
central character -> personaje (m) central, protagonista (sustantivo masculino) (in book, film)
central Europe -> Europa Central
central European -> centroeuropeo(a)
central government -> gobierno (m) central
central heating -> calefacción (f) central
central locking (automóbiles) -> cierre (m) centralizado
central nervous system -> sistema (m) nervioso central
central processing unit (informática) -> unidad (f) central de proceso
central reservation -> mediana (f) (on motorway) (británico), camellón (m) (español de Colombia, español de México)
central Standard Time -> hora (f) oficial del meridiano 90° (Estados Unidos)

central [sen-tral]

adjetivo

1. Central, lo que se refiere o pertenece al centro.

This is central to the success of the project -> esto es fundamental para que el proyecto sea un éxito

2. Céntrico (in the center/area, street).

Our office is very central -> nuestra oficina está en una zona céntrica o en un lugar muy céntrico
In central Chicago -> en el centro de Chicago

Central (main); fundamental, principal (problem).


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