Centre in German
Centre in German is Centre — Centre means uK, Canadian, Australian, and Irish spelling of center — the middle point of something, or a building used for a specific purpose.
Centre in German
Centre
A former administrative region of France, now named Centre-Val de Loire.
What does "Centre" mean?
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noun UK, Canadian, Australian, and Irish spelling of center — the middle point of something, or a building used for a specific purpose.
"We met in the centre of town, right beside the old fountain."
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Centre in a sentence
- We met in the centre of town, right beside the old fountain.
- The community centre runs a free art class on Saturdays.
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What is "Centre" in German?
"Centre" in German is Centre. Centre means: UK, Canadian, Australian, and Irish spelling of center — the middle point of something, or a building used for a specific purpose.
How do you use "Centre" in a sentence?
Example: "We met in the centre of town, right beside the old fountain." In German, "Centre" is Centre.
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