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

• Its author was soon the centre of attention.
  书的作者很快成了引人注目的人物。
• Just like pop stars, politicians and other adult exhibitionists, toddlers need to be the centre of attention all the time.
  每时每刻，孩子都需要成为关注的焦点，这一点和明星、政治家和其他成年的好自我表现者没什么两样。
• Children like to be the centre of attention.
  儿童喜欢引人注意。
• Comic faces demonstrate a desire to be the centre of attention.
  漫画形式的脸则说明绘画者希望成为焦点。
• 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。
• They love being the centre of attention and never go unnoticed.
  他们喜欢被注意的中心，并没有被忽视。
• He likes to be the centre of attention.
  他喜欢成为人们注意的中心。
• First, why are bonuses the centre of attention rather than total pay, to such an extent that some banks who knew that they might be restricted in bonus payments simply doubled the basic salary of their key staff?
  首先，为什么是奖金，而不是总收入，成为人们注意的焦点，以至于一些知道自己的奖金支付可能会受到限制的银行，索性把关键员工的基础工资提高了一倍？
• She was the centre of attention.
  她是人们注意的中心。
• Mary wore a low-cut dress by design because she knew it would make her the centre of attention.
  玛丽故意穿了件低领衣，因为她知道这会使她成为人们注意的焦点。