central

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central (comparative more central, superlative most central)

Positive
central

Comparative
more central

Superlative
most central

  1. being in the centre
  2. being the most important
  3. having or containing the centre of something

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From Latin centralis

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central m. and f. (plural centrals)

Singular
central m. and f.

Plural
centrals m. and f.

  1. central

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central f. (plural centrals)

  1. nexus; headquarters (non-military); central office
  2. (electricity) power plant

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  • seu (seat or headquarters)

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Latin centralis

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central m. (f centrale, m plural centraux, f plural centrales)

  1. central

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[edit] Romanian

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Latin centralis, French central

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  • IPA: [ʧen'tral]

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central 4 nom/acc forms

  1. central, pivotal, nodal

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central m. and f. (plural centrales)

  1. central

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central f. (plural centrales)

Singular
central f.

Plural
centrales f.

  1. headquarter
  2. center

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