0 the point on the earth's surface directly above an earthquake or atomic explosion -- （地震）震中；（原子弹爆炸的）中心，爆炸点
The youth orchestra really did become a social epicentre.
Farmers consider the louma to be the epicentre of quickmoving processes of social transformation.
After the early '70s, this level of professional consensus locating habitat at the epicentre of professional culture ceased.
Otherwise, it becomes impossible for communities to determine the social epicentre - and hence, relational boundaries - of the specific individuals, families and spirits involved.
Just how does one locate the epicentre of a fish finger?
Every building within 80 to 90 kilometres of the epicentre of the earthquake is in ruins.
It is not only a functioning institution; it is also the epicentre of an evolving process.
Are they obliged to take prisoners (at the epicentre of the battle) which would inhibit the due performance of their military duty?
