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Definition heart in British English

heart noun

noun
/hɑː(r)t/
1

the organ in your chest that makes blood flow around your body

Example

I could hear his heart beating.

Example

Did you know he had a weak heart?

Synonyms and related words
A ABO system anticoagulant
2

the area of your chest where your heart is

Example

She held the child close to her heart.

Synonyms and related words
abdomen back belly
3

your feelings and emotions considered as part of your character

Example

My advice would be to follow your heart.

Example

Ted may not be rich but he's got a good heart.

Synonyms and related words
mood emotion feelings
4

the central part of something, that is furthest from the outside

Example

They live in the heart of the city's medieval quarter.

Example

a beautiful house deep in the heart of the English countryside

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the middle centre core
4.1

the inner, central part of something such as a vegetable

Example

artichoke hearts

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cob eye flesh
5

the most important or basic part of something

Example

These questions go to the heart of the current debate.

Example

Cost-cutting is at the heart of their development plan.

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feature priority element
6

a shape that represents love

Example

a shirt decorated with little hearts

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ball balloon band
7

a playing card with a red heart shape on it

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ace card clubs
7.1

the suit of playing cards that have red heart shapes on them. The other suits are diamonds, clubs, and spades

Example

the six of hearts

Synonyms and related words
ace card clubs
8

to change one's opinion

Example

In the beginning she was going to marry George, but later on she changed heart.

Definition heart in British English

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