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core [kɔ:(r)]1 noun(a) (of mass) centre m, partie f centrale; (of apple, pear) trognon m, cœur m; (of organization) noyau m; (of argument) essentiel m, centre m;∎ figurative to be French/a socialist to the core être français/socialiste jusqu'à la moelle;∎ figurative rotten to the core pourri jusqu'à l'os(apple, pear) enlever le trognon de►► Mining core boring carottage m;Commerce core business activité f principale;American core city centre-ville m;core competence principale compétence f;School core curriculum tronc m commun;Mining core drill carotteuse f;Computing core dump vidage m de mémoire;Finance core holding investissement m de base (dans le portefeuille des investisseurs institutionnels);Technology core hole (in engine block) trou m de coulée ou d'usinage;Marketing core market marché m principal, marché m de référence;Computing core memory mémoire f à tores (magnétiques);Commerce & Marketing core message (in advertising) message m principal;Cars core plug obturateur m de trou de coulée ou de trou d'usinage;Geology core sample carotte f;School core subject matière f principale;Industry core time (in flexitime) plage f fixe;core values valeurs fpl principales;Linguistics core vocabulary vocabulaire m de base -
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core [kɔ:r]1. noun[of fruit] trognon m ; [of problem, nuclear reactor] cœur m ; (Computing also core memory mémoire f centrale[+ fruit] évider3. compounds[issue, assumption, subject] fondamental* * *[kɔː(r)] 1.1) ( of apple) trognon m2) fig ( of problem) cœur m3) ( inner being)4) ( nuclear) cœur m5) ( small group) noyau m2.transitive verb Culinary évider [apple]
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