hard core

英 [ˌhɑːd ˈkɔː(r)]

美 [ˌhɑːrd ˈkɔːr]

n.  核心力量; 骨干; 中坚力量; 路基碎砖石; 路基垫层

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牛津词典

noun

• 核心力量；骨干；中坚力量
  the small central group in an organization, or in a particular group of people, who are the most active or who will not change their beliefs or behaviour
  1. It's really only the hard core that bother(s) to go to meetings.
     也只有那些骨干分子愿意去开会。
  2. A hard core of drivers ignores the law.
     部分顽固的驾车人无视这项法律。
• 路基碎砖石；路基垫层
  small pieces of stone, brick, etc. used as a base for building roads on

柯林斯词典

• （筑路基的）碎石，碎石垫层
  Hard coreconsists of pieces of broken stone that are used as a base on which to build roads.

英英释义

noun

• the most dedicated and intensely loyal nucleus of a group or movement

双语例句

• A hard core of euro-users, centred on Germany, might survive.
  以德国为中心的欧元使用者的中坚力量可以继续使用欧元。
• Many young businessmen and businesswomen are hard core jocks who consider sports to be their number one hobby.
  很多年轻的商人都是铁杆体育迷，他们把运动当作生活中第一爱好。
• The lesson we paid for with our blood was that the lack of a hard core of revolutionary forces brings the revolution to defeat.
  这是缺乏革命中心力量招致革命失败的血的教训。
• The hard core of the party has not lost sight of the original ideals.
  这个党的中坚力量一直没有丢掉原来的信念。
• Hard core gamers are willing to pay for games, but not every$ 10/ month game can be successful due to the limited number of hard-core gamers.
  黄色游戏的玩家愿意为游戏付钱，但由于黄色游戏玩家的数量有限，并不是每个每月10美元的的游戏都能取得成功。
• Most of you are not yet cadres, but you have become the backbone, the hard core of the masses; with you, it is easier to push our work forward.
  你们的大多数现在还不是干部，但是你们已经是群众中的骨干，群众中的核心，有了你们，工作就好推动了。
• I like to listen to the grunge, hard rock, hard core, heavy metal and death thrush metal music.
  我喜欢听油渍摇滚、硬摇滚、硬蕊、重金属与死亡快速金属音乐。
• You, on the other hand, come here talking like a hard core nationalist, but then you say you're not even Chinese.
  而另一方面，你在这儿的发言就想一个民族主义中间分子，但是之后你又说你不是中国人。
• The hard core in the party make all the decisions.
  这个党的核心成员决定一切。
• Some people are "hard core" fans, which means they love watching movies all the time.
  有些人甚至是影迷的“中坚分子”，这意味着他们对看电影的痴情一直不改。