单词	hard-core
释义	hard-coreˌhard-core, hard‧core /ˈhɑːdkɔː $ ˈhɑːrdkɔːr/ adjective Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS A few days later Anderson talked with three of the hard-core leaders. After their tour, Anderson and the camp commandant arranged for the white officials to meet some of the hard-core men. But Dole will have the support of loyal, hard-core Republicans. Investigations of a hereditary or hard-core social problem group have always been crucial in conservative social reformist strategies. It was to be 24 days before the last hard-core protesters gave themselves up. More likely than not, many of the seats are filled by hard-core fans who are zealous about the sport. The main reason is, employers can pick out and fire all the hard-core pro-union workers. We asked for 355 million new dollars to treat hard-core addicts. 1[only before noun] having an extreme way of life or an extreme belief that is very unlikely to change:  a hard-core drug addict hard-core racists2hard-core pornography magazines, films etc that show the details of sexual behaviour, often in an unpleasant way
随便看	UN peacekeeping force unpeeled unperturbed unpick unplaced unplanned unplayable unpleasant unpleasantly unpleasantness unplug unplugged unpopular unpopularity unprecedented unprecedentedly unpredictability unpredictable unpredictably unprepared unprepossessing unpretentious unprincipled unprintable unproductive

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