core
/kɔr/
noun
- The central or most important part of something.
- The core of the problem is a lack of communication.
- She focused on the core issues during the meeting.
- These ideas are at the core of the company's philosophy.
- The tough central part of fruits like apples and pears that contains the seeds.
- The recipe says to cut out the core of each peach.
- He threw the pear core into the compost bin.
- Please remove the core before slicing the apple.
- The central part of the Earth, consisting of a liquid outer layer and a solid inner layer.
- Earth's outer core is made of liquid iron and nickel.
- Scientists study seismic waves to learn about the Earth's core.
- The planet's core is extremely hot and under high pressure.
- A central group of muscles in the body, including the abdomen, back, and hips, that provide stability.
- She does planks every day to work on her core.
- A strong core helps prevent back injuries.
- Yoga is great for strengthening your core.
adjective
- Most important; fundamental or essential.
- We need to focus on our core business activities.
- Reading and writing are core skills in education.
- The company's core values include honesty and teamwork.
verb
- To remove the central part of a fruit, especially the part containing the seeds.
- She carefully cored the pears for the dessert.
- Core the apples before baking them.
- You should core the pineapple and cut it into rings.