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Meanings of civic centre in English

Portuguese
downtown
Catalan
centre cívic

Prominent land area within a community that is constructed to be its focal point or center.

downtown
Usage of civic centre in English
1
That Athlone needs a new civic centre is not open to question.
The Irish Times
2
Mai moved the civic centre scope and budget review agenda item.
Radio NZ
3
Whangārei District Council has finally chosen the site for its new civic centre.
Radio NZ
4
Activists chained themselves to the Cape Town civic centre on Friday.
The South African
5
Auckland-based The Building Intelligence Group was contracted to project manage the civic centre build.
Radio NZ
6
She is one of the two councillors on the council civic centre working group.
Radio NZ
7
Think of a potential theatre, art gallery and civic centre combined in a great location.
The Irish Times
8
I did not need to be told that this was the civic centre of Innsmouth.
The Complete Works of H. P. Lovecraft
9
The civic centre was not just a WDC building.
Radio NZ
10
The council's vote to oppose the renaming brought Llambias storming down to the civic centre offices.
The Guardian
11
The Whangarei Council has made its choice on where to put the city's new civic centre.
Radio NZ
12
The civic centre was not just for council staff to have a much-improved work environment, Deeming said.
Radio NZ
13
The schoolhouse has become, or is in the way of becoming, the civic centre of the nation.
The French in the Heart of America
14
The next day she went to the police station in the civic centre and reported Aron missing.
Kennedy's brain
15
Unsafe balconies at Port Lincoln's civic centre are being replaced, two years after issues were first discovered.
News.com.au
16
A civic centre now hogs Main Street.
The Irish Times
This collocation consists of:
Translations for civic centre
Portuguese
downtown
Civic centre across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common