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plural noun* * *in·nards[ˈɪnədz, AM -ɚdz]* * *['ɪnədz]plInnereien pl (also fig), Eingeweide pl* * *innards [ˈınə(r)dz] spl umga) Eingeweide pl:his innards were rumbling ihm knurrte der Magen, es rumorte in seinem Bauchb) (das) Innere:from the earth’s innards aus dem Erdinnerenc) Innereien pl (einer Maschine etc)* * *plural noun
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