gut

US /ɡʌt/
UK /ɡʌt/
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肠, 肚子, 直觉

the stomach or belly

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He felt a knot in his gut.
他感到肚子里打了个结。
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My gut tells me something is wrong.
我的直觉告诉我有些不对劲。
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bellystomachintestinesbowelsinstinctintuition
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清理内脏, 取出内脏

to remove the internal organs from (a fish or other animal) before cooking

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The fisherman carefully gutted the fish.
渔夫小心翼翼地清理了鱼的内脏。
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They had to gut the deer after the hunt.
狩猎后他们不得不清理鹿的内脏。
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evisceratedisembowelclean
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烧毁内部, 拆毁内部

to destroy the interior of (a building or vehicle)

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The fire completely gutted the old house.
大火彻底烧毁了老房子的内部。
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The vandals gutted the car, leaving only the shell.
破坏者拆毁了汽车内部，只剩下外壳。
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destroyruinstripempty
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直觉的, 本能的

based on instinct or emotion rather than reason

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It was a gut feeling that made her turn back.
是她的直觉让她回头。
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He made a gut decision to invest in the new company.
他凭直觉决定投资这家新公司。
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instinctiveintuitivevisceralemotional
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gutsbust a gutgut feelinghate someone's gutswork your guts out