core

美 [kɔr]

英 [kɔː(r)]

第三人称单数：cores 现在分词：coring 过去式：cored

搭配

adj.+n.

steel core,strong core

v.+n.

form core,melt core

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1.	（水果的）果心，核儿the hard central part of a fruit such as an apple, that contains the seeds

2.	（物体的）中心部分the central part of an object

	the earth's core 地核
	the core of a nuclear reactor 核反应堆的活性区

3.	最重要的部分；核心；要点；精髓the most important or central part of sth

	the core of the argument 争论的核心
	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。

4.	（参加某项活动的）一小群人a small group of people who take part in a particular activity

He gathered a small core of advisers around him.

他的周围聚集了一帮谋士。

IDM

	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。

to the core

直至核心；十足；透顶so that the whole of a thing or a person is affected

	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。

adj.

1.	最重要的；主要的；基本的most important; main or essential

	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 use of new technology is core to our strategy. 运用新技术是我们策略的关键。

2.	~ beliefs, values, principles, etc. 核心（信念、价值、原则等）the most important or central beliefs, etc. of a person or group

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.	核心成员的；骨干的used to describe the most important members of a group

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。

1.	~ sth 去掉（水果）的果心；去（水果）的核儿to take out the core of a fruit