Innards Meaning in English

word

US

ˈɪnɝdz

IN-erdz

UK

ˈɪnədz

IN-uhdz

التعريف

Innards are the internal organs inside a person or animal, especially the stomach, intestines, etc. The word can also refer informally to the inside parts of machines or objects.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Innards' is informal; commonly refers to animal guts or the inside of machines ('the innards of a computer'). For people, 'organs' is more formal. It’s used in humor or vivid descriptions. Not used in medical or scientific contexts.

• Spanish: entrañas - tripas (informal) - componentes internos (máquinas)
• Portuguese (BR): vísceras - tripas (informal) - partes internas (máquinas)
• Portuguese (PT): vísceras - tripas (informal) - partes internas (máquinas)
• Chinese (Simplified): 内脏 - 内部部件（机器）
• Chinese (Traditional): 內臟 - 內部零件（機器）
• Hindi: अंदर-अंदर के अंग - आंतें (अनौपचारिक) - आंतरिक भाग (मशीन)
• Arabic: أحشاء - الأجزاء الداخلية (للآلات)
• Bengali: ভেতরের অঙ্গপ্রত্যঙ্গ - যন্ত্রের ভেতরের অংশ
• Russian: внутренности - потроха - начинка (устройства)
• Japanese: 内臓 - 機械の内部
• Vietnamese: nội tạng - bên trong máy móc
• Korean: 내장 - 기계 내부
• Turkish: iç organlar - makinenin iç kısmı
• Urdu: اندرونی اعضا - مشین کے اندرونی پرزے
• Indonesian: jeroan - bagian dalam mesin

جمل نموذجية

The butcher took out the chicken's innards before cooking.

basic

You can see the computer's innards when the case is open.

basic

Doctors study the human body's innards to learn how it works.

basic

My phone died after water got into its innards.

natural

He loves taking things apart to see their innards.

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The horror movie showed way too many zombie innards for me!

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