1. The middle point or area of something; the point equidistant from all edges or sides.
Usage: British spelling of 'centers'
2. A place where a particular activity or service is concentrated or based.
Usage: British spelling of 'centers'
3. A person or thing that is the focus of attention or activity.
Usage: British spelling of 'centers'

1. To place or be located at the center of something.
Usage: British spelling of 'centers'; third-person singular present tense or plural noun form

Examples

• The city centre is always busy with shoppers and tourists.
• The community centre offers classes in art, music, and sports.
• She centres her attention on her studies.
• The design centres around a large circular courtyard.
• Medical centres in the area provide free health screenings.
• The conversation centred on climate change.
• The shopping centre has over 100 stores.