centerpiece

英

美

n.  中心装饰品；放在餐桌中央的摆饰

COCA.8358

英英释义

noun

• something placed at the center of something else (as on a table)
  Synonym:centrepiece
• the central or most important feature
  1. education was the centerpiece of the Democratic Party's political platform
  Synonym:centrepiece

双语例句

• Turn any backyard into a chic lounge with this hefty backyard centerpiece.
  这件摆放在院子中央的庞大装饰品能将后院变成时髦的休息室。
• Gardens are the centerpiece of the pavilion.
  展馆的核心展品是法国的花园。
• The centerpiece of the UK pavilion is a six storey high object.
  英国馆的主体是一个六层高的物体。
• The centerpiece was a gold sarcophagus with the symbol of the Macedonian king.
  墓葬的中心是一座金棺，金棺上可以找到马其顿国王王权的象征。
• Highlight 2: Opera The centerpiece of Japan's Expo showcase is an opera about a rare bird that avoided extinction in Japan with the help of China.
  亮点2：歌剧日本的核心展品是一部歌剧。歌剧的内容是，在中国的帮助下，日本拯救了一种濒临灭绝的鸟。
• This centerpiece of the RFID framework supports all functions of the Device Infrastructure and aggregates, monitors, interprets, filters, and stores all incoming RFID events.
  这个处于RFID框架中心位置的系统支持DeviceInfrastructure的所有功能，并支持对所有传入RFID事件进行聚合、监视、解释、筛选和存储。
• This means that design-time governance is still a centerpiece of any true SOA implementation.
  这意味着设计时治理仍然是真正的SOA实施的核心所在。
• Since the day of cattle ranchers in the Wild West, beef has been a centerpiece in American cuisine.
  从早期西部的牧牛场主时期，牛肉就已经成为了美国人餐桌上的主角。
• The painting is the centerpiece of the whole exhibition.
  这幅画是整个展览的精髓所在。
• Over the past three years especially, JIRA has evolved considerably to become a centerpiece for high-performance development teams.
  特别是过去3年，JIRA已经演变成高强度开发团队的核心。