core
单词辨析:
指空间、地域或物体的中心点,也可指学术、商业等活动的中心。
There is a huge oak table in the centre of the meeting room.
会议室中央有一张巨大的橡木桌子。
Beijing is the political and cultural centre of China.
北京是中国的政治和文化中心。
指某物体的中心部分或某事物最重要的部分。
Remove the cores, and thinly slice the apples.
去除果核,把苹果切成薄片。
The core of their appeal is freedom of speech.
他们吁求的核心是言论自由。
Debt is at the core of the problem.
债务是问题的关键。
指事物最重要的部分;也可指方位上的中心,作此义解时可与 centre 换用。
We must get to the heart of the issue.
我们必须抓住问题的核心。
They went to a big hotel in the heart/centre of the city.
他们去了市中心的一家大酒店。
指空间、时间或事件的中间部分。
There is a table in the middle of the parlor.
客厅中央有一张桌子。
He came back home in the middle of the night.
他半夜才回家。
指位于某地的中部或者处于一群人、一堆物品中间,也可指在某事的进行过程中。
We found him in the midst of a group of his usual friends.
我们在他的一群老朋友中找到了他。
In the midst of my work I snatched an hour's rest.
我在工作中趁隙休息了一个钟头。
指坚果、子粒的仁或核,通常较软,可食用。
kernels of apricots
杏仁
He that would eat the kernel must first crack the nut.
欲吃果仁者,必先破其壳。
This kind of kernel bread tastes fragrant and sweet.
这种果仁面包吃起来又香又甜。
指某些水果(如梨、苹果等)的核或心,通常较硬,不可食用。
Don't throw your peach core on the floor!
别把桃核扔在地板上!
This pear is rotten to the core.
这梨全烂了。
He ate the apple so quickly that he almost swallowed the core.
他吃苹果太快,差点把核给吞了。
相关例句:
A core of about six staff would continue with the project.
由大约6名职员组成的骨干队伍将继续该项目。
The core of the Festival's programme centres round performances of new and 20th century work.
这个音乐节最重要的节目以演奏20世纪的作品和新作为主。
Leonard was shaken to the core; he'd never seen or read anything like it.
伦纳德极为震惊;他从未看过或读过这样的东西。
Tong said he expects regional economic integration to be at the core of the APEC agenda this year.
唐伟康表示,他预期地区经济一体化将是今年apec议程的核心内容。
The earth is believed to have a liquid core.
人们相信地球有一个液态核。
The villagers are royalist to the core.
那些村民是十足的保皇主义者。