centre spread

British  

noun

1. the pair of two facing pages in the middle of a magazine, newspaper, etc, often illustrated

2. a photograph of a nude or nearly nude woman (or man) in a magazine on such pages

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Example Sentences

Dr Andrew Gray works in Edinburgh for the National Centre for Earth Observation, a research centre spread across several UK universities.

From BBC

Leading Chinese information and communications technology company Huawei is to create 50 high skilled research positions with the opening of a new research and development centre spread across two sites in Cork City and Dublin.

From The Guardian

With the paddock, garages and media centre spread out along the vast former America's Cup venue, there's a sense the typical F1 buzz is lacking.

From BBC

Government spending by department Public spending centre spread graphic Illustration: Jenny Ridley for the Guardian This is George Osborne's balance sheet - and shows exactly what is spent by who in Britain today.

From The Guardian

This one, whose radiant thread Is every where from centre spread, Like orbs in planetary skies, Enclosed with rounds of various size, This curious frame I aptly call A cobweb mathematical.

From Project Gutenberg