ˈgət
gut it out如何读
gut it out英英释义
noun
bowels, entrails—usually used in plural
fish guts
digestive tractalso: part of the digestive tract and especially the intestine or stomach
belly, abdomen
catgut
guts plural the inner essential parts
the guts of a car
guts plural fortitude and stamina in coping with what alarms, repels, or discourages : courage, pluck
had the guts to run for public office
the basic visceral, emotional, or instinctual part of a person Consult more than one financial adviser before making a final choice, and trust your gut.—Quentin Fottrell My gut says this is, overall, a terrible idea.—Erica Buist—often used before another nounmaking a gut decisiona gut feeling"Tony's a very driven guy, and he makes a lot of decisions based on gut instinct," …—Tom Nides
She knew in her gut that he was lying.
a narrow passagealso: a narrow waterway or small creek
the sac of silk taken from a silkworm ready to spin its cocoon and drawn out into a thread for use as a snell
gut course
adjective
arising from one's inmost self : visceral
a gut reaction
having strong impact or immediate relevance
gut issues
verb
transitive verb
eviscerate
to extract all the essential passages or portions from
to destroy the inside of
fire gutted the building
to destroy the essential power or effectiveness of
inflation gutting the economy
abbreviation
grand unified theory; grand unification theory
noun
bowels, entrails—usually used in plural
fish guts
digestive tractalso: part of the digestive tract and especially the intestine or stomach
belly, abdomen
catgut
guts plural the inner essential parts
the guts of a car
guts plural fortitude and stamina in coping with what alarms, repels, or discourages : courage, pluck
had the guts to run for public office
the basic visceral, emotional, or instinctual part of a person Consult more than one financial adviser before making a final choice, and trust your gut.—Quentin Fottrell My gut says this is, overall, a terrible idea.—Erica Buist—often used before another nounmaking a gut decisiona gut feeling"Tony's a very driven guy, and he makes a lot of decisions based on gut instinct," …—Tom Nides
She knew in her gut that he was lying.
a narrow passagealso: a narrow waterway or small creek
the sac of silk taken from a silkworm ready to spin its cocoon and drawn out into a thread for use as a snell
gut course
adjective
arising from one's inmost self : visceral
a gut reaction
having strong impact or immediate relevance
gut issues
verb
transitive verb
eviscerate
to extract all the essential passages or portions from
to destroy the inside of
fire gutted the building
to destroy the essential power or effectiveness of
inflation gutting the economy
abbreviation
grand unified theory; grand unification theory
gut it out词源英文解释
Noun, Adjective, and Verb Middle English, from Old English guttas, plural; probably akin to Old English gēotan to pour
The first known use of gut was before the 12th century
gut it out儿童词典英英释义
gully erosionnoun
soil erosion produced by running water
gully erosionnoun
soil erosion produced by running water
gun1 of 2noun
an artillery piece with a usually long barrel and firing shot or shells in a somewhat flattened curve
a portable firearm (as a rifle or pistol)
a firing of a gun
a 21-gun salute
a signal marking a beginning or ending
the opening gun of the campaign
something suggesting a gun in shape or use
a grease gun
throttle entry 2 sense 1
gun2 of 2verb
to hunt or shoot with a gun
gunning for rabbits
to open up the throttle of so as to increase speed
gun the engine
gun1 of 2noun
an artillery piece with a usually long barrel and firing shot or shells in a somewhat flattened curve
a portable firearm (as a rifle or pistol)
a firing of a gun
a 21-gun salute
a signal marking a beginning or ending
the opening gun of the campaign
something suggesting a gun in shape or use
a grease gun
throttle entry 2 sense 1
gun2 of 2verb
to hunt or shoot with a gun
gunning for rabbits
to open up the throttle of so as to increase speed
gun the engine
gung hoadjective
extremely enthusiastic
gung hoadjective
extremely enthusiastic
gut1 of 2noun
entrails, viscera—usually used in plural
the alimentary canal or part of it (as the intestine or stomach)
abdomen sense 1, belly
plural the inner essential parts
plural courage
gut2 of 2verb
to remove the entrails from
scale and gut a fish
to destroy the inside of
fire gutted the building
gut it out 例句
1 the guts of the fish
2 the guts of a machine
3 the guts of a business deal
4 That decision took a lot of guts.
5 I didn't have the guts to do it.
6 The salmon is already gutted and filleted.
7 Critics claim that these reforms will gut the law.
8 During exercise, blood flow is rerouted to the working muscles and away from other tissues like the liver and gut.
9 These changes can increase inflammation and impact the gut’s ability to metabolize nutrients and produce metabolites, which in turn affects the body’s sensitivity to insulin and its ability to metabolize glucose.
gut it out 短语相关
blind gut
beer gut
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gut-wrenching
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bust a/one's gut
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