centre of attention

英 [ˈsentə(r) ɒv əˈtenʃn]

美 [ˈsentər əv əˈtenʃn]

关注的焦点

英英释义

noun

• the object upon which interest and attention focuses
  1. his stories made him the center of the party
  Synonym:centercentrecenter of attention

双语例句

• It's very hard to be other-centred 'if you're the centre of attention for six adults, he says.
  如果你是六个成年人的注意力中心，那么你很难做到以他人为中心'，他说。
• Children like to be the centre of attention.
  儿童喜欢引人注意。
• When I arrived at the Hilton in Cardiff, I had the strange but not unpleasant sensation of being the centre of attention: people looking at me, stopping to say congratulations.
  当我到达加的夫希尔顿酒店时，我成了人们关注的焦点，对此我有点不习惯，但并并没有觉得不愉快：人们看着我，停下脚步向我祝贺。
• Greece became the centre of attention when its new government revealed that its predecessors had lied about the size of the 2009 budget deficit.
  希腊成为人们关注的焦点，因为该国新政府披露，前一届政府谎报了2009年预算赤字的规模。
• They generally don't like to be the centre of attention.
  这类型的人一般不喜欢成为人们关注的中心。
• Horses love being the centre of attention.
  属鼠的人凡事喜欢做第一个。
• Rachel had told me she wasn't going to the party, but when I arrived she was there, large as life and the centre of attention.
  雷切尔对我说她不去晚会，可我到时她正在那儿，千真万确，而且最为引人注目。
• She loves to steal the show and be the centre of attention.
  她就喜欢抢镜头，出风头。
• All the others were talking and laughing happily while she shied away from being the centre of attention.
  所有其他的人都在谈笑风生，而她却避免成为注意的中心。
• The rest of the cast was used to her being the centre of attention
  她总是人们关注的焦点，其他演职人员对此已经习以为常。