hard core
31hard-core — adjective 1. stubbornly resistant to change or improvement hard core addicts • Similar to: ↑inflexible 2. intensely loyal his hard core supporters • Syn: ↑hardcore • Similar to: ↑ …
32hard-core — adjective 1 hard core pornography magazines, films etc that show the details of sexual behaviour, often in an unpleasant way 2 (only before noun) having an extremely strong belief or opinion that is unlikely to change: hard core opposition to the …
33hard core — UK / US noun 1) a) [singular] the people within an organization or group who are the most loyal to its principles and the most involved in its activities: can be followed by a singular or plural verb the hard core of the Labour Party membership… …
34Hard Core — Hardcore Pour les articles homonymes, voir HC. Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Hardcore (HC) est un terme anglais signifiant « noyau dur ». Il est utilisé dans différents… …
35Hard core — Hardcore Pour les articles homonymes, voir HC. Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Hardcore (HC) est un terme anglais signifiant « noyau dur ». Il est utilisé dans différents… …
36hard-core — adj. Hard core is used with these nouns: ↑fan, ↑pornography, ↑sex …
37hard core — N UNCOUNT Hard core consists of pieces of broken stone that are used as a base on which to build roads. [mainly BRIT] …
38hard core — noun 1》 the most active, committed, or doctrinaire members of a group. 2》 (usu. hardcore) popular music that is experimental in nature and typically characterized by high volume and aggressive presentation. 3》 pornography of a very explicit kind …
39hard-core — adjective hard core socialists Syn: diehard, staunch, dedicated, committed, steadfast, dyed in the wool, long standing; hardline, extreme, entrenched, radical, intransigent, uncompromising, rigid …
40hard-core or hardcore — hard ,core or hard|core [ hardkɔr ] adjective usually before noun very determined and completely unwilling to change your opinions or your behavior: hard core opposition hard core criminals …
