Interglot - "cores" translated from English to French

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core:
- noyau; coeur; trognon; loge; le coeur du problème; substance
Wiktionary:
- core → cœur, centre, coeur, trognon, noyau, corps, fond
- core → trognon, moelle, pulpe, pomme, trognon de pomme, fil

English

Detailed Translations for cores from English to French

the core (kernel; heart; pith)
le noyau; le coeur
- noyau [le ~] nomen
- coeur [le ~] nomen
the core
le coeur; le trognon; le loge
- coeur [le ~] nomen
- trognon [le ~] nomen
- loge [le ~] nomen
the core (the heart of the matter; essence)
le le coeur du problème; la substance
- le coeur du problème [le ~] nomen
- substance [la ~] nomen

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
coeur	core; heart; kernel; pith	beloved; cutie; darling; dear; dearest; deary; doll; ducky; heart; hearts desire; peach; sweet; sweetheart; sweetie; ticker
le coeur du problème	core; essence; the heart of the matter
loge	core	lodge; porter's lodge
noyau	core; heart; kernel; pith	center; central point; centre; hub; kernel; nexus; nucleus; pip; pit; pivot; seed; stone
substance	core; essence; the heart of the matter	matter; stuff
trognon	core	tree stump
-	burden; center; centre; core group; effect; essence; gist; heart; heart and soul; inwardness; kernel; magnetic core; nucleus; substance

center; centre; midpoint
nucleus; core group; set
kernel; substance; center; essence; gist; heart; heart and soul; inwardness; marrow; meat; nub; pith; sum; nitty-gritty; content; cognitive content; mental object
sample
Congress of Racial Equality; CORE; nongovernmental organization; NGO
effect; burden; meaning; significance; signification; import
chamber
bar
hollow; hollow out; core out

a bar of magnetic material (as soft iron) that passes through a coil and serves to increase the inductance of the coil¹
the chamber of a nuclear reactor containing the fissile material where the reaction takes place¹
(computer science) a tiny ferrite toroid formerly used in a random access memory to store one bit of data; now superseded by semiconductor memories¹
- each core has three wires passing through it, providing the means to select and detect the contents of each bit¹
the choicest or most essential or most vital part of some idea or experience¹
the central meaning or theme of a speech or literary work¹
a small group of indispensable persons or things¹
- five periodicals make up the core of their publishing program¹
the center of an object¹
- the ball has a titanium core¹
the central part of the Earth¹
a cylindrical sample of soil or rock obtained with a hollow drill¹
remove the core or center from¹
- core an apple¹
One of the types of memory built into computers before random access memory (RAM) was available or affordable. Some people still use the term to refer to the main memory of any computer system, as in the phrase core dump--a listing of the raw contents of main memory at the moment of a system crash.²

core

noun

most important part of a thing
- core → cœur
center or inner part
- core → cœur; centre
heart of a thing
- core → coeur; cœur
central part of fruit, containing the kernels or seeds
- core → trognon; noyau; cœur

core

noun

Partie principale d’un objet, le cœur, le centre. (9)
- corps → body; core
Partie centrale d’un réacteur nucléaire
- cœur → core
(Électronique) Unité de calcul
- cœur → core
Essentiel par opposition à l’accessoire.
- fond → core; bottom
Partie centrale, dure, d’une drupe et qui contient une amande. On oppose le noyau au pépin de la baie.
- noyau → pit; stone; nucleus; kernel; core; gist; heart; nub; pith
Le cœur, le milieu d’un fruit ou d’un légume dont on ôter tout ce qu’il y avait à manger.
- trognon → core; pit

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• core	→ trognon	↔ klokhuis — binnenste van een vrucht
• core	→ trognon	↔ Griebs — umgangssprachlich: der beim Verzehr oftmals nicht mitgegessene Teil von Apfel oder Birnen, der das Kerngehäuse mit den Samen enthält
• core	→ moelle; pulpe	↔ Mark — Anatomie, Biologie: weiche Substanz im Kern von Knochen, Stengel oder Früchten
• core	→ pomme; trognon	↔ Apfelgriebs — landschaftlich: das abgegessene Kerngehäuse eines Apfels
• core	→ trognon de pomme	↔ Apfelgehäuse — Botanik: der Teil des Apfels, in dem sich der Apfelkern befindet und der von Fruchtfleisch umgeben ist
• core	→ fil	↔ Ader — Elektrotechnik: einzelner isolierter Leiter in Kabeln

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