| 单词 | gut |
| 例句 | gut noun 1.•he had an ache in his gut:stomach, belly, abdomen, solar plexus | intestines, bowels | informal tummy, tum, insides, innards. 2.•fish heads and guts:entrails | intestines, viscera | offal | gurry | informal insides, innards. 3.informal (guts) •Nicola had the guts to say what she felt:courage, bravery, backbone, nerve, pluck, spirit, boldness, audacity, daring, grit, fearlessness, feistiness, toughness, determination | informal spunk, moxie.▶adjective informal •a gut feeling:instinctive, instinctual, intuitive, deep-seated | knee-jerk, automatic, involuntary, spontaneous, unthinking, visceral.▶verb 1.•clean, scale, and gut the trout:remove the guts from, disembowel, draw | formal eviscerate. 2.•the church was gutted by fire:devastate, destroy, demolish, wipe out, lay waste, ravage, consume, ruin, wreck.WORD LINKS relating to the body's internal organsWord Links sections supply words that are related to the headword but do not normally appear in a thesaurus because they are not actual synonyms. |
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