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entrails

/ˈɛn.treɪlz/

entrailsnoun

entrails

Plural-only noun referring to internal organs; occasionally figurative.

Translations

недраперен.

The miners dug into the entrails of the mountain in search of gold.

Шахтёры копали в недра горы в поисках золота.

внутренности

The hunter removed the deer’s entrails before transporting it.

Охотник вынул внутренности оленя перед перевозкой туши.

Additional translations

глубиныперен.

кишкиразг.; грубо

Definitions

The internal organs, especially the intestines, of a human or animal.

The hunter removed the deer’s entrails before transporting it.

(figurative) The innermost or most hidden parts of something.

The miners dug into the entrails of the mountain in search of gold.

entrailnoun

entrails

/ˈɛn.treɪl/

Translations

внутренности

The butcher removed the entrails from the animal.

Мясник удалил внутренности из животного.

Additional translations

кишки

Definitions

The internal organs, especially the intestines, of a person or animal.

The butcher carefully removed the entrails from the carcass.

The innermost parts of something.

The miners ventured into the entrails of the earth to extract precious minerals.

Synonyms

internal organs

entrailverb

entrails

entrailed

Past Simple

entrailed

Past Participle

entrailing

Gerund

/ˈɛntreɪl/

/ˈɛnˌtreɪl/

Archaic/literary verb meaning ‘to disembowel’ or ‘to entwine; entangle’.

Definitions

To remove the entrails from; disembowel.

In preparation for cooking, the hunter carefully entrailed the game.

(Archaic) To entwine or entangle; to weave together.

Ancient myths often speak of fate’s threads entrailing the lives of mortals.

Synonyms

gut out