مركز

مَرْكَز \ centre, center: the middle part or position: I live in the centre of Glasgow, a place where people gather for a special purpose a sports centre; a shopping centre. place: a position: He won first place in the race. position: a job; an appointment: She has an important position in the government. His usual position on the football field is centre forward. post: a place of duty: The guards were at their posts. quarters: official house or lodgings (provided by the government or a company) for sb. who must work wherever he is sent, esp. soldiers, police, etc.. \ See Also وظيفة (وَظِيفَة)، مأوى (مَأْوًى)، مسكن (مَسْكَن)‏ \ مَرْكَز اجتماعِيّ \ status: sb.’s position in relation to others: social status, official status. \ مَرْكَز انطِلاق البَاصات \ bus station: a central place from wihch bus services start. \ مَرْكَز تَجَمُّع الأَشِعَّة \ focus: the point at which lines of light form a clear picture: This picture is not in focus. \ مَرْكَز حكوميّ \ station: a place or camp where a group of government servants have to live and work: a naval station, a weather station. \ المَرْكز العَصَبيّ (في الدماغ)‏ \ nerves: the part of the brain that controls fear, anxiety, excitement: A soldier needs strong nerves. He suffers from nerves (where no adjective is given, weak nerves are meant). \ مَرْكَز القِيادة \ headquarters: the chief offices from which any large business or activity (a company, army, etc.) is controlled: Our headquarters is/are in London.