high centre
The term "high centre" is used in various contexts, primarily in automotive scenarios where a vehicle is stuck with its wheels off the ground, but also in sports and architecture.
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Definition
B2Automotive
(technical)When a vehicle becomes stuck because its underside is elevated above the ground, preventing the wheels from gaining traction.
Example
- The truck high-centred on the rock, leaving all four wheels suspended.
C1Sports
(informal)A player positioned centrally but playing higher up the field or pitch.
Example
- The coach decided to place him as a high centre to strengthen the attack.
C2Architecture
(technical)The central point of a structure or object that is elevated above its surrounding parts.
Example
- The high centre of the dome is an architectural marvel.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "high centre":
high centerhigh centredhigh centeredcenter fielddead centercenter of gravityunder centercenter stickline of centershigh barpower centerradical centernerve center