kernel in Japanese
kernel in Japanese is 核心, 仁, カーネル — kernel means the soft, edible part inside a nut or seed, once the hard shell or husk is removed.
kernel in Japanese
核心
Pronounced: kakushin
The core, center, or essence of an object or system.
仁
Pronounced: jin
カーネル
Pronounced: kāneru
(computing) The central part of many computer operating systems which manages the system's resources and the communication between hardware and software components.
What does "kernel" mean?
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noun The soft, edible part inside a nut or seed, once the hard shell or husk is removed.
"She cracked the walnut and ate the kernel inside."
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noun The core or most essential part of an idea, argument, or system.
"There's a kernel of truth in what he said, even if the rest is exaggerated."
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noun Computing: the central part of an operating system that controls hardware and manages how programs communicate with it.
"A kernel panic forced the server to reboot."
kernel in a sentence
- She cracked the walnut and ate the kernel inside.
- Each ear of corn holds hundreds of kernels.
- There's a kernel of truth in what he said, even if the rest is exaggerated.
- A kernel panic forced the server to reboot.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "kernel" in Japanese?
"kernel" in Japanese is 核心, 仁, カーネル. kernel means: The soft, edible part inside a nut or seed, once the hard shell or husk is removed.
How do you pronounce 核心?
"kernel" in Japanese is 核心, pronounced "kakushin".
How do you use "kernel" in a sentence?
Example: "She cracked the walnut and ate the kernel inside." In Japanese, "kernel" is 核心, 仁, カーネル.
Are there other ways to say "kernel" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "kernel": 核心, 仁, カーネル.
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