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core noun ADJECTIVE | VERB + CORE | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEhollow 空心◆Each fibre / fiber has a hollow core.每根纤维都是空心的。dense, solid, strong 实心copper, iron, etc. 铜芯、铁芯等reactor 反应堆活性区◆nuclear reactor cores核反应堆活性区central, essential, inner, innermost, very 中心；核心；内核◆This is seen as the central core of the government's policy.这被认为是政府政策的核心。◆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。outer 外核common 共同核心◆a common core of shared understanding相同理解的共同核心hard 坚强核心◆A hard core of supporters gathered to see the star arrive.支持者中的中坚分子聚集在一起一睹这位明星的到来。◆hard-core party members党员中的中坚分子emotional 情感核心◆the emotional core of her music她的音乐的情感核心VERB + COREform, make up 形成／构成核心◆These ideas formed the core of his philosophy.这些思想构成了他哲学体系的核心。surround 围绕核心get to 触及核心◆We want to get to the core of the problem.我们想谈谈这个问题的核心。PREPOSITIONat sth's core 在⋯的中心◆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。to the core 彻底地；十足◆She was shaken to the core by the news.这消息令她十分震惊。◆He's a politician to the core (= in all his attitudes, beliefs and actions).他是个彻头彻尾的政客。PHRASESthe earth's core 地核◆heat from the earth's core来自地核的热量 |