Definition
the heart: the internal organ in the chest that pumps blood; the root, the essence, the center; the love, the tenderness, the affection
I know the rules by heart. I know the rules by memory, inside-out; I have memorized the rules.
It's important to look at the heart of the matter. It's important that we examine the essence of the matter.
(He suffers from) heart problems: (He suffers from) cardiac problems; medical problems affecting the heart
Pronunciation examples
UK: I lost my heart to a starship trooper.
US: I know the rules by heart.
- "In this friendly, friendly world, with each day so full of joy, why should any heart be lonely?"
- "When there's a shine on your shoes, there's a melody in your heart..."
- "Did you have your heart broken?"
- "Don't be cruel, to a heart that's true..."
- "When you smile at me, it's like my heart stops working, and then my stomach hurts and I cannot eat anything any more."
- "'Cause that would break my heart."
- "The celebration of their love will take place on Friday, the twenty-fifth of August at three o'clock at Sacred Heart Cathedral, 1669 Fudgejunction Road, London, England."
- "Examples: "She still hasn't apologized for breaking my heart or my nose."
- "Won't you please let me back in your heart?"
- "It's not fair to you for me to pretend our relationship is going to work when I know in my heart my attention is elsewhere - Europe."
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