centerline
/ˈsɛntərˌlaɪn/Definitions
1. noun
An imaginary line that serves as a reference for measurement or orientation, especially in engineering and surveying.
“The construction team marked the centerline of the road to ensure accurate placement of the new pavement.”
2. noun
A line that bisects a shape or figure, especially in geometry.
“The centerline of the circle divided it into two equal halves.”
3. noun
A reference line in a graphical or diagrammatic representation, especially in aeronautics or automotive contexts.
“The pilot adjusted the aircraft’s flight path to follow the centerline of the runway.”