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CORE
/kɔ:[r]/
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Đọc giọng US
core
/ˈkoɚ/
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core
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Đồng nghĩa
(cách viết khác Core) (viết tắt của Congress of Racial Equality)
Đại hội bình đẳng chủng tộc (từ Mỹ)
* Các từ tương tự:
core
,
core dump
,
core memory
,
Core, the
,
coreciprocal
,
corect
,
corelation
,
coreless
,
coreligionist
noun
plural cores
[count] the central part of a fruit (such as an apple) that contains the seeds
an
apple
core
see color picture
the central part of something
the
core
of
a
golf
ball
The
pads
have
a
foam
core.
the
engine
core
the
core
of
the
galaxy
The
Earth's
core
is
very
different
from
its
crust
.
the
urban
core [=
the
central
part
of
a
city
]
the most important or basic part of something
Lack
of
money
is
the
core
of
the
problem
.
The
core
of
the
government's
plan
is
to
provide
loans
for
small
businesses
.
voters
who
form
the
core
of
the
party
The
economy
is
at
the
very
core
of
this
year's
election
. -
see
also
hard
core
technical :a part that has been removed from a material for scientific study
took
a
core
sample
of
rock
an
ice
core
from
the
glacier
technical :the place in a nuclear reactor where the reaction takes place
the
reactor
core
to the core
in a very complete or extreme way - used for emphasis
He
is
patriotic
to
the
core. [=
he
is
extremely
patriotic
]
Her
family
is
English
to
the
core.
He's
rotten
to
the
core. [=
he's
a
very
bad
/
dishonest
person
]
They
were
shaken
to
the
core. [=
extremely
shaken
/
upset
]
adjective
always used before a noun
most important or most basic
The
company's
core
business
is
lending
money
.
Stealing
would
go
against
his
core
beliefs
. [=
his
basic
principles
]
the
core
responsibilities
of
the
police
force
the
core
vocabulary
of
a
language
of or relating to the classes that all the students in a school are required to take or the skills that all students are required to learn
the
core
curriculum
core
courses
/
subjects
verb
cores; cored; coring
[+ obj] :to remove a core from (a fruit)
core
an
apple
noun
Remove the core of the apple first
centre
heart
middle
nucleus
inside
(
s
)
The core of the problem is her refusal to consider any alternative
essence
marrow
heart
pith
gist
quintessence
sum
and
substance
verb
The pie might have tasted better if you'd cored the apples first
pit
seed
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