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core

noun
/kɔː(r)/
/kɔːr/
Idioms
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  1. the most important or central part of something最重要的部分;核心;要点;精髓
    • This report goes to the core of the argument.这篇报道直指争论的核心。
    • Dutch paintings form the core of the collection.荷兰绘画构成了收藏品的核心。
    • at the core of something Concern for the environment is at the core of our policies.对环境的关注是我们政策的核心。
    • Our need for love lies at the very core of our being.我们对爱的需求是我们存在的核心。
    • She claimed the original six countries of the EU constituted an inner core within the larger union.她声称欧盟最初的六个国家构成了更大联盟的核心。
    • None of the characters really gives the film an emotional core.没有一个角色真正给这部电影赋予情感核心。
    see also Common Core
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    • A new spirit welled up from the very core of the nation.这个民族的中坚分子中涌现出一种新的精神。
    • At the core of our convictions is belief in individual liberty.我们信仰的核心就是相信个人自由。
    • There was a hollow core of sadness inside me.我内心有一种空虚的悲伤。
    • These ideas formed the core of his philosophy.这些思想构成了他哲学体系的核心。
    • This is seen as the central core of the government's policy.这被认为是政府政策的核心。
    • We want to get to the core of the problem.我们想谈谈这个问题的核心。
    • a common core of shared understanding about law and government对法律和政府之相同理解的共同核心
    • the emotional core of her music她的音乐的情感核心
    • This was a man he detested from the core of his heart.这是一个他从内心深处厌恶的人。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • hollow
    • dense
    • solid
    verb + core
    • form
    • make up
    • surround
    preposition
    • at something’s core
    • to the core
    phrases
    • the earth’s core
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  2. the central part of an object(物体的)中心部分
    • the earth’s core地核
    • the core of a nuclear reactor核反应堆的活性区
    • The standards of housing and education are often lower in the older urban cores (= the centres of towns or cities).旧城区的住房和教育水平往往较低。
    Extra Examples
    • heat from the earth's core来自地核的热量
    • Each fibre has a hollow core trapping still air and aiding warmth.每一根纤维都有一个空心,留存静止的空气,有助保暖。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • hollow
    • dense
    • solid
    verb + core
    • form
    • make up
    • surround
    preposition
    • at something’s core
    • to the core
    phrases
    • the earth’s core
    See full entry
  3. the hard central part of a fruit such as an apple, that contains the seeds(水果的)果心,核儿
    • an apple core苹果核。
  4. the muscles of the lower back and stomach area which help you to maintain good balance, etc.核心:下背部和腹部的肌肉,可以帮助您保持良好的平衡等。
    • Your posture will improve as your core becomes stronger.你的姿势会随着你的核心变得更强壮而改善。
  5. a small group of people who take part in a particular activity(参加某项活动的)一小群人
    • He gathered a small core of advisers around him.他的周围聚集了一帮谋士。
  6. see also hard core, soft-core
    Word OriginMiddle English: of unknown origin.
Idioms
to the core
  1. so that the whole of a thing or a person is affected直至核心;十足;透顶
    • She was shaken to the core by the news.这消息使她大为震惊。
    • He's a politician to the core (= in all his attitudes and actions).他是个十足的政客。

core

adjective
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  1. most important; main or essential最重要的;主要的;基本的
    • core subjects (= subjects that all the students have to study) such as English and mathematics诸如英语和数学等核心科目
    • the core curriculum核心课程
    • We need to concentrate on our core business.我们需要集中在核心业务上。
    • The government's proposed solution fails to address the core issue.政府提出的解决方案未能解决核心问题。
    • core to something The use of new technology is core to our strategy.运用新技术是我们策略的关键。
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    • the core area of management studies管理研究中的核心领域
    • What are the core activities of the job?这项工作主要做什么?
    • Maths, English and science are the core subjects.数学、英语和自然科学是核心科目。
    • We need to stop this expansion and concentrate on the core business.我们需要停止扩大生意范围,集中于主干生意上。
    • Students study five core subjects.学生们学习5门基础科目。
  2. used to describe the most important or central beliefs, etc. of a person or group核心(信念、价值、原则等)
    • core beliefs/principles核心信念/原则
    • The party is losing touch with its core values.这个党正在逐渐偏离其核心价值观。
  3. used to describe the most important members of a group核心成员的;骨干的
    • The team is built around a core group of players.这个队是以几名骨干队员为核心构建的。
  4. Word OriginMiddle English: of unknown origin.

core

verb
/kɔː(r)/
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Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they core
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he / she / it cores
/kɔːz/
/kɔːrz/
past simple cored
/kɔːd/
/kɔːrd/
past participle cored
/kɔːd/
/kɔːrd/
-ing form coring
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/ˈkɔːrɪŋ/
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  1. core something to take out the core of a fruit去掉(水果)的果心;去(水果)的核儿
    • You need four cooking apples, cored and sliced.你需要四个熟苹果,去核切片。
    Word OriginMiddle English: of unknown origin.

CORE

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  1. Congress of Racial Equality核心:种族平等大会

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