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Meanings of off-center in anglès

Situated away from the center or axis.

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Usage of off-center in anglès
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He swiveled around as Giordano rammed a head-butt off-center in his chest.
Exposure
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There was no place inside that didn't reflect her bubbling, slightly off-center personality.
On mystic lake
3
His formal education was close to zero, his informal and off-center schooling vast.
Storm Over Warlock
4
She is no longer knocked off-center by the slings and arrows of life.
Feminist dot com
5
Two pieces of pressed sheet-metal-nogrips, even-anda slightly off-center cylinder.
Beat the reaper: a novel
6
You remember you told me Barnes's eye drooped and his nose was off-center?
Wings
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King looked Ida up and down, his face pulled off-center by a scowl.
The Burning Dark
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The ball does not go as far and slightly off-center hits fly far afield.
Reuters
9
Her gender nonconformists, and her society women too, are resolutely off-center and rarely gentle.
The Guardian
10
The basketball hoops above the garage doors wore nets that looked like off-center beards.
In the night room: a novel
11
The standard orbit is a slightly ellipsoid shape, or a slightly off-center egg shape.
Space Master, GM Book
12
The blip in the center of the screen moved from dead center to off-center.
Sins of the Fathers
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An off-center upward load won't equalize on that same anchor.
Rock and Ice Magazine
14
The smell of him, the taste, made her dizzy, off-center.
The lost recipe for happiness
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The stock is then placed in the lathe, using two corresponding off-center points as centers.
A Course In Wood Turning
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Their off-center noses even looked as if they'd been broken in precisely the same spot.
The devil wears plaid
Frequent collocations
Off-center through the time