Was heißt »zen­t­rie­ren« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

kon­zen­t­rie­ren:

pay attention

mit­teln:

average

Antonyme

zer­streu­en:

disperse

scatter

Englische Beispielsätze

• I walked out in the middle of it. Let's go and have a cuppa.

• I'm looking for a flat in the city centre.

• I'm looking for a flat in the town centre.

• The center of the universe is at every point in the universe.

• What time does the shopping centre open?

• This city is the centre of the iron and steel industry.

• The airport is forty minutes away from the centre.

• I used to have a little bookshop in a shopping centre.

• "The decision's been taken. They're going to clear the wood and build a shopping centre there. There's nothing we can do about it now." "Of course there's something we can do. We just have to want to."

• "I'm going to ring up Hiromi." "She'll be asleep – it's the middle of the night in Japan." "Oh yeah. I'd completely forgotten that. I'll wait a few hours, then."

• It's somewhere in the city centre, though I forget the exact address.

• In the centre of the room is a solid wood dining table covered with a white tablecloth.

• I'm desperately looking for a flat in the city centre.

• These objects are sold in the city center.

• I have an urgent job in the center.

• She works in a garden centre.

• He works in a garden centre.

• The other day I ran out of petrol in the middle of a busy motorway.

• The airport is forty minutes away from the center.

• The footballer was sent off for giving the referee the middle finger.