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common core SAM. ŠOL.

common core

disciplines ž. spol mn. de base

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tronc commun (de disciplines)

(common) core curriculum

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I. core [brit. angl. kɔː, am. angl. kɔr] SAM.

1. core (of apple, pear):

core

trognon m. spol

2. core (of problem, issue):

core fig.

cœur m. spol

3. core (inner being):

rotten to the core

pourri jusqu'à l'os

selfish to the core

foncièrement égoïste

English to the core

anglais jusqu'au bout des ongles

it shook me to the core

cela m'a remué jusqu'au fond de l'âme

4. core (of magnet):

core

noyau m. spol

5. core (of cable):

core

âme ž. spol

6. core (of planet):

core

noyau m. spol

7. core JEDR. FIZ.:

core

cœur m. spol

8. core (in casting):

core

noyau m. spol

9. core RAČ.:

core

tore m. spol magnétique

10. core (small group):

core

noyau m. spol

II. core [brit. angl. kɔː, am. angl. kɔr] PRID. atribut.

core vocabulary

de base

core issue, concept, principle

fondamental

core activity

principal

III. core [brit. angl. kɔː, am. angl. kɔr] GLAG. preh. glag. GASTR.

core apple

évider

core apple segment

enlever le cœur de

CORE SAM. am. angl.

CORE → Congress of Racial Equality

CORE

organisation pour la défense des droits des minorités ethniques

I. common [brit. angl. ˈkɒmən, am. angl. ˈkɑmən] SAM. (public land)

common

terrain m. spol communal

Clapham Common

le terrain communal de Clapham

II. commons SAM. mn. samost.

1. commons (the people):

the commons

le peuple

2. commons POLIT.:

commons, a. Commons the commons

les Communes ž. spol mn.

3. commons am. angl. UNIV. (refectory):

commons

réfectoire m. spol

III. common [brit. angl. ˈkɒmən, am. angl. ˈkɑmən] PRID.

1. common (often encountered):

common crime, illness, mistake, name, problem, reaction

courant, fréquent

in common use

d'un usage courant

in common parlance

dans le langage courant

it is common for sb to do

il est courant que qn fasse

to be common among children, mammals etc

être répandu chez

2. common (shared):

common aim, approach, attributes, border, enemy, language, interest, ownership

commun (to à)

for the common good

pour le bien commun

by common agreement

d'un commun accord

it is common property

c'est la propriété de tous

it is common knowledge

c'est de notoriété publique

3. common (ordinary):

common man, woman

du peuple after samost.

the common people

le peuple

a common soldier

un simple soldat

the common herd slabš.

la masse

a common criminal slabš.

un criminel ordinaire

4. common (low-class):

common slabš.

commun

it looks/sounds common

ça fait commun

5. common (minimum expected):

common courtesy, decency, humanity

le/la plus élémentaire

6. common:

common ZOOL., BOT. frog, daisy, algae

commun

a common variety

une variété commune

7. common MAT.:

common denominator, factor, multiple

commun

IV. in common PRISL.

in common

en commun

to have sth in common

avoir qc en commun

to hold sth in common PRAVO

posséder qc en commun

V. common [brit. angl. ˈkɒmən, am. angl. ˈkɑmən]

to be as common as muck or dirt (vulgar) pog.

être d'une vulgarité crasse pog.

they are as common as muck (widespread) pog.

on en ramasse à la pelle

to be on short commons brit. angl.

être rationné, faire maigre šalj.

to have the common touch

avoir de la simplicité

v slovarju PONS

tronc commun (cycle commun)

common-core syllabus

v slovarju PONS

I. core [kɔ:ʳ, am. angl. kɔ:r] SAM.

1. core (centre):

core

partie ž. spol centrale

2. core (centre with seeds):

core

noyau m. spol

an apple/pear core

un trognon de pomme/poire

3. core FIZ.:

core

nucléon m. spol

the core of a nuclear reactor

le cœur d'un réacteur nucléaire

4. core (most important part):

core

essentiel m. spol

to be at the core of a problem

être au centre du problème

to get to the core of sth

aller à l'essentiel de qc

5. core ELEK.:

core

mèche ž. spol

6. core RAČ.:

core

mise ž. spol en mémoire des bits

fraza:

to the core

au cœur

to be rotten to the core

être pourri jusqu'à la moelle

II. core [kɔ:ʳ, am. angl. kɔ:r] PRID.

core issue:

core

central(e)

III. core [kɔ:ʳ, am. angl. kɔ:r] GLAG. preh. glag.

core

évider

CORE [kɔ:ʳ, am. angl. kɔ:r] SAM. am. angl.

CORE okrajšava od Congress of Racial Equality

CORE

organisation pour la défense des droits des minorités ethniques

I. common <-er, -est [or more common, most common]> [ˈkɒmən, am. angl. ˈkɑ:mən] PRID.

1. common (ordinary):

common name

courant(e)

in common use

d'un usage courant

2. common (widespread):

common

notoire

common disease

répandu(e)

it is common knowledge that...

il est de notoriété publique que...

to be common practice

être d'usage

3. common nesprem. (shared):

common

commun(e)

the common good

le bien commun

by common assent

d'un commun accord

to make common cause with sb

faire cause commune avec qn

to have sth in common with sb/sth

avoir qc en commun avec qn/qc

4. common <-er, -est> slabš. (low-class):

common

commun(e)

common criminal, thief

de bas étage

5. common (average):

common

ordinaire

the common people

les gens ordinaires

the common people man

du peuple

the common people accent

populaire

II. common [ˈkɒmən, am. angl. ˈkɑ:mən] SAM.

common

terrain m. spol communal

v slovarju PONS

CORE [kɔr] SAM.

CORE okrajšava od Congress of Racial Equality

CORE

organisation pour la défense des droits des minorités ethniques

I. core [kɔr] SAM.

1. core (center):

core

partie ž. spol centrale

2. core (center with seeds):

core

noyau m. spol

apple/pear core

trognon m. spol de pomme/poire

3. core FIZ.:

core

nucléon m. spol

core of a nuclear reactor

cœur m. spol d'un réacteur nucléaire

4. core (most important part):

core

essentiel m. spol

to be at the core of a problem

être au centre du problème

to get to the core of sth

aller à l'essentiel de qc

5. core ELEK.:

core

mèche ž. spol

6. core comput:

core

mise ž. spol en mémoire des bits

fraza:

to the core

au cœur

to be rotten to the core

être pourri jusqu'à la moelle

II. core [kɔr] PRID.

core issue:

core

central(e)

III. core [kɔr] GLAG. preh. glag.

core

évider

I. common <-er, -est [or more common, most common]> [ˈka·mən] PRID.

1. common (ordinary):

common name

courant(e)

in common use

d'un usage courant

2. common (widespread):

common

notoire

common disease

répandu(e)

it is common knowledge that...

il est de notoriété publique que...

to be common practice

être d'usage

3. common nesprem. (shared):

common

commun(e)

the common good

le bien commun

by common assent

d'un commun accord

to make common cause with sb

faire cause commune avec qn

to have sth in common with sb/sth

avoir qc en commun avec qn/qc

4. common <-er, -est> slabš. (low-class):

common

commun(e)

common criminal, thief

de bas étage

5. common (average):

common

ordinaire

the common people

les gens mpl ordinaires

the common people man

du peuple

the common people accent

populaire

II. common [ˈka·mən] SAM.

common

terrain m. spol communal

Present

I	core
you	core
he/she/it	cores
we	core
you	core
they	core

Past

I	cored
you	cored
he/she/it	cored
we	cored
you	cored
they	cored

Present Perfect

I	have	cored
you	have	cored
he/she/it	has	cored
we	have	cored
you	have	cored
they	have	cored

Past Perfect

I	had	cored
you	had	cored
he/she/it	had	cored
we	had	cored
you	had	cored
they	had	cored

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

The college also implemented a common core curriculum for all undergraduates.

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The common core curriculum enhances students writing and reading abilities and artistic skills through an interactive educational experience focused around comic books and graphic novels.

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That would include mutual recognition of labels and the development of common core criteria for ecolabel standards.

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It is possible to omit sitting for an examination in a common core subject, if the subject in question has been chosen as an optional subject.

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It has a common core curriculum based on the study of the language of cinema, narrative and mise-en-scene, and documentary making.

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