centro

Meaning

1. (masculine) centre
2. (masculine) downtown

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin: centrum

In summary

Learned borrowing from Latin centrum, from Ancient Greek κέντρον (kéntron, “sharp point”).

Sentences

No centro da cruz atópase unha coroa imperial británica .

In the center of the cross is a British Imperial Crown.

O ferrocarril é subterráneo no centro da cidade .

The railway is underground in the city center.

O centro de saúde desta zona atópase situado nesta localidade.

The health centre of this area is located in this locality.

O seu centro histórico tamén foi considerado pola Unesco como Patrimonio Cultural da Humanidade .

Its historic center has also been considered by UNESCO as a Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

Deberían ser uns orzamentos nos que as persoas estiveran no centro das políticas públicas.

There should be budgets where people are at the center of public policy.

Considérase a Ledesma como o centro neurálxico ou capital do territorio .

Ledesma is considered to be the neuralgic center or capital of the territory.