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gut [gʌt] n
gen. ventre m
anim.husb. boyau m
med. abdomen m; duodénum m; intestin m
tech. goulet m
to gut n
agric. éviscérer
guts n
fish.farm. visceres
gut [gʌt] n
gen. boyau m (de chat)
to gut v
agric. vider; étriper
gutting ['gʌtɪŋ] v
anim.husb., food.ind. éviscération
 English thesaurus
gut [gʌt] abbr.
abbr., med. catgut
slang basic (The gut issue is about what we are going to do now); stomach (He got shot in the gut)
GUT [gʌt] abbr.
abbr. Grown Up Toys; gutter
abbr., el. gate underlaid transistor; grand unification theory
abbr., med. genitourinary tract (George Debugger)
abbr., O&G, sakh.a. gas disposition terminal
abbr., scient. Great Union Theory (larisa_kisa)
abbr., st.exch. Gabelli Utilities Trust
tech. grand unified theory; gutta-percha
GUTS abbr.
abbr. Get Up To Speak Toastmasters Club; Girls Using Technology Skillfully
abbr., build.struct. Guarantee Ultimate Tension Stress (http://www.gpsm.ru/developement/publications/article04.pdf sega_tarasov)
abbr., ed. Getting Up To Speed
abbr., ed., scient. Groningen University Theatre Society
abbr., el. Gothenburg University terminal system; guaranteed up-time support program
abbr., mil., avia. general imagery intelligence training system
abbr., sport. Gonzaga University Theater Sports
guts n
slang courage (It takes a lot of guts to give the boss your true opinion)
Guts n
mil., abbr. G
gut: 63 phrases in 15 subjects
Agriculture5
Animal husbandry4
British usage, not spelling2
Figurative1
Fish farming pisciculture3
Food industry5
General16
Health care4
High energy physics2
Industry2
Informal3
Medical5
Natural sciences3
Textile industry3
Virology5