centrepiece

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The centrepiece of the modern city of Daqing is the Iron Man museum.
大慶的現(xiàn)代化城市里的中心裝飾物是鐵人紀(jì)念館。
The centrepiece is a teocalli, a massive votive sculpture in the shape of a temple platform, built in 1507 to mark the end of a 52-year cycle in the Mexica calendar.
整個(gè)展覽的中心是一座古代大型祭祀神廟的雕刻，雕刻成神殿平臺(tái)之形。這座建于1507年的神廟用來(lái)標(biāo)示古墨西哥歷法中52年周期的結(jié)束。
The 450-year-old ball will form the centrepiece of an exhibition on the history of the sport.
這只年滿450歲的足球?qū)⒊蔀楸緦檬澜绫愖闱驓v史展上的中心展品。
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(IMPORTANT PART) the most important or attractive part or feature of something
(DECORATION) a decorative object put in the centre of a table, especially for a formal meal

AM centerpiece
A centrepiece is an ornament which you put in the middle of something, especially a dinner table.