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单词 hard core
释义
hard core
noun
uk
/ˈhɑːd ˌkɔːr/us
/ˈhɑːrd ˌkɔːr/

hard corenoun(BELIEF)

[S,+ sing/pl verb](alsohard-core)
asmallgroupofpeoplewithin alargergroup, whostronglybelievein the group'sprinciplesand usually have a lot ofpowerin it:
（团体的）中坚分子，骨干力量，核心力量
The hardcoreof thepartyhas notlostsightof theoriginalideals.该党的中坚分子还没有忘记最初的理想。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Religious people: believers & non-believers
  • anti-evolution
  • anti-evolutionary
  • anti-evolutionist
  • anti-humanist
  • antichrist
  • deist
  • evolutionist
  • faithful
  • faithless
  • faithlessly
  • monotheist
  • mystic
  • non-believer
  • non-Christian
  • non-churchgoer
  • theistic
  • unbelief
  • unbeliever
  • unbelieving
  • unconverted
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hard corenoun(STONE/BRICK)

[U]mainlyUK
thepiecesofbrokenstone,brick, etc. used to make thebaseunder afloor,path, orroad
（用作地基、路基等的）碎砖石
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Building materials
  • adobe
  • airbrick
  • asbestos
  • asphalt
  • bamboo
  • biomaterial
  • fibro
  • flagged
  • flagstone
  • flitch
  • floorboard
  • lacquer
  • prestressed
  • putty
  • razor wire
  • rebar
  • reinforced
  • shingle
  • wattle and daub
  • weatherboarding
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hard-core
adjective
uk
/ˌhɑːdˈkɔːr/us
/ˌhɑːrdˈkɔːr/

hard-coreadjective(SEX)

showingsexualactsclearlyand indetail:
（性描写）赤裸裸的，露骨的
hard-corepornography赤裸裸的色情作品
Compare
soft-core

hard-coreadjective(BELIEF)

used todescribepeoplewhostronglybelievein something:
信仰坚定的
hard-corepartymembers党员骨干分子
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Religious people: believers & non-believers
  • anti-evolution
  • anti-evolutionary
  • anti-evolutionist
  • anti-humanist
  • antichrist
  • deist
  • evolutionist
  • faithful
  • faithless
  • faithlessly
  • monotheist
  • mystic
  • non-believer
  • non-Christian
  • non-churchgoer
  • theistic
  • unbelief
  • unbeliever
  • unbelieving
  • unconverted
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(Definition ofhard corefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

hard-core| American Dictionary

hard-core
adjective
us
/ˈhɑrdˈkɔr/
unlikelytochange, ordifficulttochange:
hard-corepoverty
a hard-coreconservative
(Definition ofhard-corefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

hard core| Business English

hard core
noun[S]
uk
us
thepeoplewho are the mostinterestedandinvolvedin anorganization,group, oractivity:
A hardcoreofinvestorsremaindeeplyconcernedabout the company'sstrategyand themake-upof theboard.

See also

core
hard-core
adjective[usually before noun]
(alsohardcore)
uk
us
seriousordifficulttodealwith andunlikelytochange:
Hard-coreunemploymentusuallyresultswhen aworkerisdisabledand is notabletowork.
He willfocusmore onfightinghard-coreantitrustcases.
The twocountiesarepredominantlysprawlingsuburbsandshoretowns, withrelativelyfewpocketsofhard-corepovertyandcrime.
hard-corehomeless/unemployed
used todescribethepeoplewho are mostinterestedandinvolvedin anorganization,group, oractivity:
What the hard-coreenvironmentalistswantispunitivefossil-fuelrestrictions.
hard-corefans/supporters
hard-coreinsurgents/terrorists

See also

core
(Definition ofhard corefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofhard core

hard core
Thehardcoreitself is taken for granted and remains relatively insulated.
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This 'hardcore' kept their mouths closed, and languished for years in detention.
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However, many mainstream economists have retained a modified notion of individual rationality, expressing some conceptual continuity in thehardcoreof the science.
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Thehardcoreresulted from the neglect of frail, isolated, sick and dispossessed elderly people.
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We propose that the population of those in long-term care in care homes represent the newhardcore.
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But in the meantime, those still wanting sons were part of thehardcore.
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This, concludes the author punningly, is genuinehardcorematerial, ' ' what it means to be, the rest all illusion.
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Bothhardcoreand soft core had their families in mind.
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In contradistinction, if "crazy" was thehardcoreof the relationship, then the relationship could be classified as "crazy (known)".
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But we come back to thehardcoreof 12 to 15 percent who just refuse to conform.
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Mathematics has an objective, ever-expandinghardcore, the growth of which is conditioned by socially and historically determined images of mathematics.
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The music ranged through the various dance styles from frenetichardcoreand jungle to the more gentle ambient.
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However, the second argument strikes even "hardcore" retributivists as peculiar.
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Thishardcoreconsisted of older and more devoted members, but they were probably less vigorous and did not proselytise to the same extent as before.
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As those with shorter sentences who did not reoffend were able to take off their crosses, the remaining cross-wearers were identified as ahardcoreof heretical sympathisers.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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