gut
名詞
定義 gut 名詞
body(身体)
- Countable(可数名词)
The long tube in the body of a person or animal through which food passes during digestion.
消化道；肠道
Compared to vegetables, meat remains in the gut for a longer period.
与蔬菜相比，肉类在肠道中停留的时间更长。
The function of the gut is to break down food and absorb nutrients.
肠道的功能是分解食物并吸收营养。
A healthy diet helps maintain good gut function.
健康的饮食有助于维持良好的肠道功能。
- Countable(可数名词)informal(非正式)
A person's large or protruding stomach, especially a large one.
（非正式）大肚子，肥大的腹部
His beer consumption has resulted in a noticeable beer gut.
他的啤酒消耗量导致了一个明显的啤酒肚。
He's trying to reduce his gut through exercise.
他正试图通过运动来减小他的大肚子。
Many people develop a gut as they get older.
随着年龄的增长，许多人会长出大肚子。
material(材料)
- Uncountable(不可数名词)
A strong thread made from an animal's intestines, traditionally used for making musical instruments and sports equipment.
（尤指旧时用于制作乐器和球拍的）肠线
In the past, tennis rackets were often strung with gut.
过去，网球拍通常用肠线来穿线。
The strings of this instrument are made from animal gut.
这把乐器的弦是用动物肠线制成的。
Gut is sometimes used for the strings of bows.
弓弦有时会使用肠线。
片語 gut 名詞
- guts
The internal organs of an animal, specifically the intestines.
肠道；内脏
• I felt a sharp pain in my guts.
我感到腹部一阵剧痛。
- gut feeling/reaction
A strong intuition or instinctive feeling about something, often based on an inner sense rather than reasoned thought.
直觉，本能
• I have a gut feeling about this investment plan; I think we should reconsider it.
我对这个投资计划有种直觉，我觉得我们应该重新考虑。
- sb's gut
a feeling or instinct about what to do or what is right, rather than a logical decision based on reasoning.
直觉；本能
• My head told me I should leave, but my gut told me I should stay.
我的理智告诉我应该离开，但我的直觉告诉我应该留下。
動詞
定義 gut 動詞
destroy(破坏)
- Transitive(及物动词)
To completely destroy the interior of a building, typically by fire.
（通常指火灾）彻底焚毁（房屋）的内部
The fire gutted almost the entire building.
火灾几乎彻底烧毁了整栋建筑物。
The explosion gutted the interior of the house.
爆炸彻底摧毁了房屋的内部。
An accidental fire gutted the factory.
一场意外火灾彻底焚毁了工厂。
remove(移除)
- Transitive(及物动词)
To remove the interior parts and contents of a building, often in preparation for renovation.
（通常指为了装修）拆除（房屋）的内部
They had to gut the entire building to renovate it.
他们不得不拆除整栋建筑物的内部以进行翻新。
Before starting the remodeling, the interior of the house needs to be gutted.
在开始改造之前，房子的内部需要被拆除。
They gutted the old office building to modernize it.
他们拆除了旧办公楼的内部以进行现代化改造。
prepare(准备)
- Transitive(及物动词)
To remove the internal organs of an animal, especially before cooking.
（尤指烹饪前）取出…的内脏
The chef is cleaning and gutting the chickens.
厨师正在清理并取出鸡的内脏。
Before cooking, I need to gut the fish.
烹饪前，我需要取出鱼的内脏。
The hunter skillfully gutted the game.
猎人熟练地取出猎物的内脏。
成語
- have someone's guts for garters
To say that you will have someone's guts for garters means you intend to punish them severely.
表示将会严厉地惩罚某人。
• If he does that again, I'll have his guts for garters.
如果他再这样做，我会让他吃不了兜着走。
- work/play/fight your guts out
To exert oneself with extreme effort; to work, play, or fight with maximum intensity.
拼命工作（拼命做事）
• We have to work our guts out to meet the deadline.
我们必须全力以赴，以赶上截止日期。