core in English: The hard centre of a fruit like an apple; also the most important central part of anything. (noun)

Translation

The hard centre of a fruit like an apple; also the most important central part of anything.

Word origin

The origin is genuinely uncertain.

Other proposed origins

Most often traced to Old French cuer, heart, from Latin cor. (cor)
Some accounts call the origin unknown, as early English spellings do not fit the French word neatly. (core)

Gender

Pluralcores

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The "core" is the hard middle part with the seeds.

Honesty .

Here "core" means the most important central part.

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A very common pattern; "the core of" something is its centre.

centre

The middle point or part of something.

middle

The part of something that is the same distance from each side or end.

heart

The part inside your body that pushes blood around and keeps you alive.

apple

A round fruit with red or green skin that grows on a tree.

inside

In a building or thing; not outside.

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