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Definition of off-centre - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
displacementUK not positioned in the exact middleUK
- The painting was hung off-centre on the wall.
2.
eccentricityunconventional or slightly unusual
- His off-centre humor made everyone laugh.
Origin of off-centre
English, off (away) + centre (middle)
Examples of off-centre in a sentence
His tie was always a bit off-centre. Her off-centre style caught everyone's attention. The painting's off-centre composition intrigued the critics.
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- French:décalé, ...
- German:außerhalb der Mitte, unorthodox, ...
- Italian:fuori centro, eccentrico, ...
- Spanish:descentrado, excéntrico, ...
- Portuguese:descentrado, excêntrico, ...
- Chinese:偏离中心, 不寻常的, ...
- Japanese:中心からずれた, 風変わりな, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر مُرَكَّز, غَرِيب الأَطْوَار, ...
- Hebrew:מוּסָט מֵהַמֶּרְכָּז, אֶקְצֶנְטְרִי, ...
- Russian:несимметричный, нестандартный, ...
- Ukrainian:зміщений, нестандартний, ...
- Hindi:मध्य से हटकर, अपरंपरागत, ...
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