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I. core [kɔ:ʳ, Am kɔ:r] N

1. core (fruit centre):

apple core
to remove the core from sth

2. core (centre):

core
core of earth

3. core (crux):

core
to be at the core of sth

4. core (team):

core

5. core (in reactor):

core

Phrases:

II. core [kɔ:ʳ, Am kɔ:r] ADJ

core

III. core [kɔ:ʳ, Am kɔ:r] VB trans

core
OpenDict entry

core N

square-loop core ELEC
oil-sand core odlewnictwo

core capability N ECON

core capital N ECON

core capital

core competence N ECON

core subject N

core subject

hard core N

1. hard core (group):

hard core
hard core

2. hard core Brit (in road):

hard core

hard-core ADJ

1. hard-core (unchangeable):

hard-core

2. hard-core (explicit):

hard-core
hard-core
hard core

reactor core N

reactor core

core business area N ECON

OpenDict entry

ice core N

ice core
Present
Icore
youcore
he/she/itcores
wecore
youcore
theycore
Past
Icored
youcored
he/she/itcored
wecored
youcored
theycored
Present Perfect
Ihavecored
youhavecored
he/she/ithascored
wehavecored
youhavecored
theyhavecored
Past Perfect
Ihadcored
youhadcored
he/she/ithadcored
wehadcored
youhadcored
theyhadcored

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Core capital goods, seen as a measure of business confidence and spending plans, increased 0.9 per cent.
www.smh.com.au
Core capital goods orders and shipments are both falling on a three-month annualized basis.
www.thestreet.com
However, despite this scaling back of growth of total spending, the government announced plans to boost its core capital spending by 50% to $1.3 billion.
journalofcommerce.com
This would be on top of a leverage ratio that limits the amount banks can lever up lending against their core capital.
www.afr.com
Sources say it is likely to want to hold at least 12 percent core capital going forward.
uk.reuters.com