core
noun
adj
verb
kɔː
noun
1
FRUIT
水果
the
hard
central
part
of
a
fruit
such
as
an
apple
〔苹果等的〕果心，果核
Remove
the
cores,
and
bake
the
apples
for
40
minutes.
去除果心，然后把苹果烤 40 分钟。
2
MOST IMPORTANT PART
最重要的部分
the
most
important
or
central
part
of
something
〔事物的〕核心，最重要部分
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of
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The
core
of
the
book
focuses
on
the
period
between
1660
and
1857.
这本书的中心内容集中在 1660 年到 1857 年这段时期。
Debt
is
at
the
core
of
the
problem.
债务是问题的关键。
3
PEOPLE
人们
a
number
of
people
who
form
a
group
which
is
very
important
to
an
organization
〔组织的〕核心成员
The
business
needs
a
new
core
of
trained
administrators.
这家企业需要一批新的受过训练的核心管理人员。
a
core
group
of
clients
一批核心客户
4
to the core
extremely
or
completely
十分地; 彻底地
shaken/shocked/thrilled
to
the
core
When
I
heard
the
news,
I
was
shaken
to
the
core.
我听到这消息十分震惊。
That
woman
is
rotten
to
the
core
!
那个女人坏透了！
He
was
a
bureaucrat
to
the
core.
他是个十足的官僚。
5
PLANET
行星
the
central
part
of
the
Earth
or
any
other
PLANET
地核;〔天体的〕核心
6
NUCLEAR REACTOR
核反应堆
the
central
part
of
a
NUCLEAR
REACTOR
〔核反应堆的〕活性区
adj
7
core curriculum/subjects/skills etc
subjects
that
have
to
be
studied
at
a
school
or
college
核心课程/基础科目/基本技能等
the
national
core
curriculum
全国性的核心课程
the
core
subjects
of
English,
maths,
and
science
英语、数学和科学这些核心科目
Schools
have
to
deliver
the
core
skills.
学校必须传授基本的技能。
8
core business/activities/operations etc
the
main
business
or
activities
of
a
company
or
organization
最主要的业务/活动/行动等
The
core
business
of
airlines
is
flying
people
and
cargo
from
place
to
place.
航空公司的核心业务是运送乘客和货物到各地。
the
company’s
core
product
这家公司的核心产品
9
core values/beliefs
the
values
or
beliefs
that
are
most
important
to
someone
核心价值观/信仰
the
core
values
of
American
liberalism,
such
as
taxing
the
rich
to
help
the
poor
美国自由主义的核心价值观，如对富人征税来帮助穷人
verb
10
to
remove
the
centre
from
a
fruit
去掉〔水果〕的果心 （核 ）