core in Irish
core in Irish is croí — core means the central or most essential part of something.
core in Irish
croí
What does "core" mean?
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noun The central or most essential part of something.
"The core of the problem is that nobody explains the rules clearly."
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noun The hard central part of certain fruits, containing the seeds.
"Don't throw away the pear core; it can go in the compost bin."
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adj Forming the most important or fundamental part of something.
"Reading and writing are core skills for almost every school subject."
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verb To remove the core from a piece of fruit.
"He used a small knife to core each pear before poaching it."
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core in a sentence
- The core of the problem is that nobody explains the rules clearly.
- Honesty is at the core of a good relationship.
- Don't throw away the pear core; it can go in the compost bin.
- The child ate the whole apple, right down to the core.
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What is "core" in Irish?
"core" in Irish is croí. core means: The central or most essential part of something.
How do you use "core" in a sentence?
Example: "The core of the problem is that nobody explains the rules clearly." In Irish, "core" is croí.
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