Middle Or Centre And One Meaning

[Jesule]

Hi, everybody!

1.- "I don´t mind you going out ´till later tonight"

I mean that it´s not a problem if he or she goes out till later than last night
Is that the meaning of the sentence?.


2.- "It´s in the centre/middle of a park". Centre o middle? Is there any difference?.


Thanks a million!.

See you!.

[dragonfly8]

hi! Keep in mind that synonymy doesn't exist at all you must always speak in terms of quasi synonymy because there is always a slight difference between 2 words which appear as being similar.
In context slight differences in lexical terms are very useful.
So there is automatically a difference between the 2 words you wrote and a dictionary will prove that

[Tdol]

1 It doesn't have to be in comparison to last night, but it implies later than normal.
2 'Centre' here suggests directly in the cnetral point, while middle would cover a wider area.