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

• The friend who hogs every conversation and wants to be the centre of attention, with you in their orbit and shadow.
  这样的朋友会在一切谈话中占据主导地位，想方设法成为大家关注的焦点，让你如影随形地围着他们转。
• As soon as the gentlemen came into the room and coffee was served, she became the centre of attention.
  先生们刚进门，咖啡刚端上，她就成了大家注意的中心。
• He was nto displeased to find himself the centre of attention.
  他发觉自己成了关注的焦点，感到非常满意。
• 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。
• 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。
• The television screen remained the centre of attention.
  电视荧屏仍然是注意的中心。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。