Gut Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈɡət/

guht

UK

/ɡˈʌt/

guht

التعريف

The gut is the stomach and intestines, especially in informal speech. It can also mean a strong natural feeling about something, even when you do not have clear proof.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Common in informal English. In health contexts, 'gut health' is very common. For intuition, the usual phrase is 'gut feeling'. As a verb, 'gut' means to remove the inside of something or destroy it badly, but that is a separate use.

• Spanish: intestino - instinto
• Portuguese (BR): intestino - instinto
• Portuguese (PT): intestino - instinto
• Chinese (Simplified): 肠道 - 直觉
• Chinese (Traditional): 腸道 - 直覺
• Hindi: आंत - सहज ज्ञान
• Arabic: أمعاء - حدس
• Bengali: পাকস্থলী - অন্ত্র - অন্তর্দৃষ্টি (অনুভূতি)
• Russian: кишечник - интуиция
• Japanese: 腸 - 直感
• Vietnamese: ruột - trực giác
• Korean: 장 - 직감
• Turkish: bağırsak - içgüdü
• Urdu: آنت - دل کی آواز
• Indonesian: ruột - linh cảm

جمل نموذجية

My gut hurts after I eat spicy food.

basic

She had a gut feeling that something was wrong.

basic

Doctors say fiber is good for your gut.

basic

My gut tells me we should wait a little longer.

natural

I’ve had a bad gut all week, so I’m avoiding dairy.

natural

Trust your gut, but check the facts too.

natural