单词centre stage
n.: 重要位置；中心；核心
网络: 阮玲玉；中心舞台；聚贤居
重要位置；中心；核心:
an important position where sb/sth can easily get people"s attention
adv.to the forein the limelight
However, whether Beijing, under its present consensus-seeking leadership, is ready to move to centre stage in this way must be doubted.
然而，无论是北京，在其当前需求一致的领导下，以这种方式准备转移到舞台中心是值得怀疑的。
Centre stage was the creation of a Joint Committee on Commerce and Trade and a similar forum for financial matters.
中美商贸联合委员会（JointCommitteeonCommerceandTrade）以及一个类似金融事务论坛的创立，占据了中美关系舞台的中心。
So functionaries take centre stage, too afraid to push through difficult policies and innovate, forever trying to accommodate everyone.
所以到了中央舞台的官员会过于害怕，不敢推动棘手的政策或是创新，总想去迎合每一个人。
Now that this goal is about to be realized, their disagreements could take centre stage.
既然这一目标即将实现，他们的分歧可能会成为中心问题。
The next day, he and his father took centre stage at a huge military parade through the city that was broadcast live to the nation.
就在第二天，他又随金正日出席了平壤市的盛大阅兵式，并和父亲一道位列主席团中央。媒体对大阅兵做了现场直播。
As they receded from view, health took centre stage and continued to hog the limelight for almost a year.
随着这些决定慢慢退出人们的视线，医疗保健改革问题占据了舞台的中心，并且在将近一年的时间里出尽了风头。
"Soaring grain prices have brought food inflation back to centre stage, " said Joachim Fels of Morgan Stanley in London.
“谷物价格飙涨，使粮食通胀重返中央舞台，”摩根士丹利（MorganStanley）的约阿希姆•菲尔斯（JoachimFels）在伦敦表示。
In the UK the Bank of England policy meeting will take centre stage but there is unlikely to be any change in policy settings.
在英国方面，英伦银行会议将会成为焦点，但货币政策似乎不会出现任何改动。
For many Egyptians a transition had already started, with the army and its intentions, though still ambiguous, taking centre stage.
对于很多埃及人而已，该国已开始进入过渡期，军队及其意图（尽管仍相当模糊）成为焦点。
The rowdy schoolboys and apprentices take centre stage; behind them, stitching in a corner or singing to a doll, the girls remain as ghosts.
嬉闹的男生和学徒们始终站在前台，他们身后是躲在角落里或者对着玩偶唱歌的女孩，就像一道魅影。