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1 innards
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2 innards in·nards npl
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3 gut
I 1. [gʌt]1) colloq. (abdomen, belly) stomaco m., pancia f.2) anat. (intestine) intestino m.3) (for racket, bow) budello m., minugia f.2.1) (of human) budella f.; (of animal) interiora f., frattaglie f.; (of building) meandri m.2) (courage) coraggio m.sing., fegato m.sing.3.••II [gʌt]I hate his guts — pop. mi sta sullo stomaco
1) gastr. sventrare, pulire [ animal]* * *1. noun1) (the tube in the lower part of the body through which food passes.) intestino2) (a strong thread made from the gut of an animal, used for violin strings etc.) corda, minugia2. verb1) (to take the guts out of: Her job was to gut fish.) sventrare2) (to destroy completely, except for the outer frame: The fire gutted the house.) distruggere•- guts* * *[ɡʌt]1. n1) Anat intestino, (for violin, racket) minugia, budello2)guts npl — (fam: innards) budella fpl, (of animals) interiora fpl, (fig: courage) fegato
2. vt1) (poultry, fish) levare le interiora a, sventrare2)the blaze gutted the entire building — le fiamme hanno sventrato completamente l'edificio* * *gut /gʌt/A n.1 (spesso pl.) budella; intestino2 (pl.) (fig.) sostanza, succo: Let's get down to the guts of the matter, veniamo al succo della faccenda!;3 (pl.) [u] (fig.) coraggio; determinazione; risolutezza; grinta; fegato (fig.): to have the guts to do st., avere il fegato di fare qc.; sentirsela di fare qc.5 (naut.) gola; stretto6 (pl.) (fig.) frattaglie (fig.); ingranaggi, parti meccaniche: the guts of a car, gli ingranaggi di un'automobileB a. attr.( slang) emotivo; istintivo; profondamente sentito; che viene dal di dentro● gut feeling, sentimento istintivo □ gut reaction, reazione istintiva □ gut-scraper, strimpellatore di violino □ gut-wrenching, sconvolgente; angoscioso □ (fam. USA) to bust a gut, fare l'impossibile; fare i salti mortali (fig.); mettercela tutta □ (fig.) to feel st. in one's guts, sentirsi qc. nelle viscere □ ( slang) to hate sb. 's guts, non poter soffrire q.; avere q. sullo stomaco (fam.) □ (fam. USA) to spill one's guts, vuotare il sacco (fig.); confessare; mettere tutto in piazza □ to sweat (o to work) one's guts out, lavorare come un mulo; darci dentro (fam.) □ (fig. fam.) to turn sb. 's guts out, far rivoltare lo stomaco a q.(to) gut /gʌt/v. t.1 eviscerare; sbudellare; sventrare; pulire ( per cuocere): to gut a fowl, sventrare un pollo; to gut a fish, pulire un pesce* * *I 1. [gʌt]1) colloq. (abdomen, belly) stomaco m., pancia f.2) anat. (intestine) intestino m.3) (for racket, bow) budello m., minugia f.2.1) (of human) budella f.; (of animal) interiora f., frattaglie f.; (of building) meandri m.2) (courage) coraggio m.sing., fegato m.sing.3.••II [gʌt]I hate his guts — pop. mi sta sullo stomaco
1) gastr. sventrare, pulire [ animal]
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innards — n. The internal organs of an animal collectively especially those in the abdominal cavity. Syn: viscera. [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
innards — 1825, innerds, dialectal variant of inwards the bowels (c.1300); see INWARD (Cf. inward) … Etymology dictionary
innards — [n] internal organs bowels, entrails, guts, insides, intestines, numbles, viscera, vital organs; concept 393 … New thesaurus
innards — ► PLURAL NOUN informal 1) internal organs; entrails. 2) the internal workings of a device or machine. ORIGIN representing a dialect pronunciation of INWARDS(Cf. ↑inwards) … English terms dictionary
innards — [in′ərdz] pl.n. [altered < INWARDS] [Informal or Dial.] Informal Dial. 1. the internal organs of the body; viscera; entrails 2. the inner parts of anything … English World dictionary
innards — [[t]ɪ̱nə(r)dz[/t]] 1) N PLURAL: usu with poss The innards of a person or animal are the organs inside their body. [INFORMAL] 2) N PLURAL A machine s innards are the parts inside it. [INFORMAL] … English dictionary
innards — /ˈɪnədz / (say inuhdz) plural noun 1. the inward parts of the body; entrails; viscera: *It warms a man s innards on nights like this. –ion l. idriess, 1932. 2. the inner parts of objects, not normally visible: *A cutaway diagram of another… …
innards — /in euhrdz/, n. (used with a pl. v.) 1. the internal parts of the body; entrails or viscera. 2. the internal mechanism, parts, structure, etc., of something; the interior of something: an engine s innards. [1815 25; var. of INWARDS, n. use of… … Universalium
innards — noun a) The internal organs of a human or animal; especially viscera, intestines. He took the cover off his computer and looked at the innards. b) The inner workings of something; the insides or guts … Wiktionary
innards — in•nards [[t]ˈɪn ərdz[/t]] n. pl. 1) anat. the internal parts of the body; entrails or viscera 2) the internal mechanism, parts, structure, etc., of something: an engine s innards[/ex] • Etymology: 1815–25; var. of inwards … From formal English to slang
innards — noun plural Etymology: alteration of inwards Date: circa 1825 1. the internal organs of a human being or animal; especially viscera 2. the internal parts especially of a structure or mechanism … New Collegiate Dictionary
