Centradas

Centradas is the feminine plural form of the Spanish adjective centrada, derived from the verb centrar, meaning "centered" or "located at the center." In Spanish, centradas agrees with feminine plural nouns such as líneas centradas (centered lines), imágenes centradas (centered images), or páginas centradas (centered pages). The term is used across domains whenever there is a notion of central alignment, placement, or focus.

In typography and design, centradas describes elements that are horizontally or vertically aligned with the page or container’s center. In user interface design, text or controls that are arranged in a centered layout may be described as centradas.

In data analysis and statistics, centradas can describe data or variables that have been centered around a reference value, typically zero, by subtracting the mean. For example, datos centrados around zero facilitate certain analyses or comparisons.

In broader usage, centradas can appear in literary or journalistic style to denote a focus on central themes or topics, as in "las ideas centradas de la campaña." The corresponding masculine form is centrados, and the neuter centrado, used with different nouns or with adjectives in the masculine or in the neuter.

Centradas, as a linguistic form, does not designate a single technical concept; rather, it is a common inflection used to convey centrality in an object, concept, or measurement, reflecting the general meaning of centrar (to center).