n.

1. 肠，肠子[U]
2. 内脏[P]
   stick a bayonet into a man's guts

   将刺刀戳入一人的内脏

3. 【口】勇气，胆量，毅力[P]
   a man with plenty of guts

   相当有魄力的人

4. 【口】内容，本质，实质[P]
   His speech had no guts in it.

   他的演说没有实质内容。

5. 肠线，羊肠线[U]
   The fishing line is made of gut.

   钓鱼线是羊肠线做的。

vt.

1. 取出内脏
   Gut the rabbit before you cook it.

   烧煮之前先把兔子的内脏取出。

2. 损毁（房屋等）的内部装置[H]
   The factory was gutted by flames.

   那家工厂被烧毁了。

a.

1. 本质的，根本的；极重要的
   My immediate gut feeling was to refuse.

   我本能的直接反应是拒绝。

2. 容易的，简单的

n.

1. the stomach or belly.
   ▸Medicine  & Biology  the intestine.
   ▸ (guts) entrails that have been removed or exposed.
   ▸fibre from the intestines of animals, used especially for violin or racket strings.
2. (guts) the internal parts or essence of something.
3. (guts) informal used in names attributing negative characteristics:
   greedy guts.
4. (guts) informal courage and determination.
5. [as modifier] informal (of a feeling or reaction) instinctive.
6. a narrow passage or strait.

v.

1. remove the internal organs of (a fish or other animal) before cooking.
2. remove or destroy the internal parts of (a structure).