gut

Mide veya bağırsaklar; sindirim sistemi.

The stomach or intestines; the digestive tract.

• I felt a pain in my gut after eating too much.
• The doctor examined his gut for signs of infection.
• Recent microbiome research has revealed that trillions of bacteria inhabiting the human gut play essential roles in digestion and immune regulation.
• Physicians now recognize that stress-related disorders can manifest as gut dysfunction, underscoring the importance of the brain-gut axis in psychosomatic medicine.
• Dietary fiber passes through the upper digestive tract largely undigested, fermenting only when it reaches the lower gut where beneficial microbes reside.
• Inflammatory bowel disease affects the lining of the gut, leading to chronic symptoms that require long-term pharmacological and dietary management strategies.

Eş anlamlılar: stomach, belly, intestines, bowels

Bir kişinin içgüdüsel hisleri veya sezgisi.

A person's instinctive feelings or intuition.

• Trust your gut when making important decisions.
• My gut told me something was wrong.

Eş anlamlılar: instinct, intuition, feeling, hunch

Zıt anlamlılar: logic, reason

(Bir balık veya hayvanın) iç organlarını çıkarmak.

To remove the internal organs from (a fish or animal).

• He gutted the fish before cooking it.
• The hunter gutted the deer in the field.

Eş anlamlılar: eviscerate, clean, disembowel

(Bir bina veya yapının) iç kısmını veya içeriğini yok etmek veya çıkarmak.

To destroy or remove the interior or contents of (a building or structure).

• The fire gutted the entire building.
• They gutted the old house before renovating it.

Eş anlamlılar: strip, hollow out, empty, clear

Zıt anlamlılar: fill, furnish

Muhakeme yerine içgüdü veya hisse dayalı.

Based on instinct or feeling rather than reasoning.

• It was a gut reaction to the news.
• She made a gut decision to quit her job.

Eş anlamlılar: instinctive, intuitive, visceral

Zıt anlamlılar: logical, reasoned, rational