英语词汇“kernel”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

kernel

(kɜːʳnəl )

Word forms: kernels

1. countable noun

The kernel of a nut is the part that is inside the shell.

2. countable noun [usually singular]

The kernel of something is the central and most important part of it.

The kernel of the film is James Franco's relationship with his ill father. [+ of]

3. countable noun [usually singular]

A kernel of something is a small element of it.

For all I know, there may be a kernel of truth in what he says. [+ of]

Image of kernel

Collocations:

kernel of truth

Such sentences may recall the clichés of a thousand reverential documentaries, yet they contain a vital kernel of truth.

Times, Sunday Times

The adage that 'you are what you eat' has long been acknowledged to have more than a kernel of truth to it.

Times, Sunday Times

These two words are the center of the poem's energy, its kernel of truth.

Christianity Today

The story had a kernel of truth that slowly evolved into fact, and then became embedded.

Times, Sunday Times

So, as far-fetched as some of the situations may seem, plenty are sure to have more than a kernel of truth to them.

The Sun

popcorn kernels

The hoax clips showed popcorn kernels apparently being cooked by radiation when placed between three ringing mobile phones- to whoops of delight.

Times, Sunday Times

It shows people placing their mobile phones next to popcorn kernels, which appeared to make the kernels pop.

Times, Sunday Times

Add the popcorn kernels and swirl to cover them with oil.

The Sun

You can easily make more: as a guide, 100g (½ cup) of popcorn kernels will serve two - just be sure to increase the butter too.

The Sun

Place a third of a cup of high-quality popcorn kernels in the saucepan and cover.

Times, Sunday Times

Translations:

Chinese: 果仁

Japanese: 実

单词	kernel
释义	kernel (kɜːʳnəl ) Word forms: kernels 1. countable noun The kernel of a nut is the part that is inside the shell. 2. countable noun [usually singular] The kernel of something is the central and most important part of it. The kernel of the film is James Franco's relationship with his ill father. [+ of] 3. countable noun [usually singular] A kernel of something is a small element of it. For all I know, there may be a kernel of truth in what he says. [+ of] Image of kernel © Portogas D Ace, Shutterstock Collocations: kernel of truth Such sentences may recall the clichés of a thousand reverential documentaries, yet they contain a vital kernel of truth. Times, Sunday Times The adage that 'you are what you eat' has long been acknowledged to have more than a kernel of truth to it. Times, Sunday Times These two words are the center of the poem's energy, its kernel of truth. Christianity Today The story had a kernel of truth that slowly evolved into fact, and then became embedded. Times, Sunday Times So, as far-fetched as some of the situations may seem, plenty are sure to have more than a kernel of truth to them. The Sun popcorn kernels The hoax clips showed popcorn kernels apparently being cooked by radiation when placed between three ringing mobile phones- to whoops of delight. Times, Sunday Times It shows people placing their mobile phones next to popcorn kernels, which appeared to make the kernels pop. Times, Sunday Times Add the popcorn kernels and swirl to cover them with oil. The Sun You can easily make more: as a guide, 100g (½ cup) of popcorn kernels will serve two - just be sure to increase the butter too. The Sun Place a third of a cup of high-quality popcorn kernels in the saucepan and cover. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 果仁 Japanese: 実
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