| Definition of 'guts' |
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1. (noun) backbone, grit, guts, moxie, sand, gumption
fortitude and determination
"he didn't have the guts to try it"
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Sense: the gut, liver, kidneys etc.
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 Afrikaans: derms |
 Arabic: أحْشاء |
 Bulgarian: вътрешности |
 Brazilian: vísceras |
 Czech: vnitřnosti |
 German: die Eingeweide (pl.) |
 Danish: indvolde |
 Greek: εντόσθια |
 Spanish: vísceras, entrañas |
 Estonian: sisikond |
 Farsi: دل و روده |
 Finnish: sisälmykset |
 French: entrailles |
 Hebrew: קרָבַיִים |
 Hindi: यकृत, जिगर |
 Croatian: iznutrice |
 Hungarian: belsőségek |
 Indonesian: jeroan |
 Icelandic: innyfli |
 Italian: frattaglie |
 Japanese: 内臓 |
 Korean: 장(腸) |
 Lithuanian: viduriai, vidaus organai |
 Latvian: iekšas; iekšējie orgāni |
 Malay: isi perut |
 Dutch: ingewanden |
 Norwegian: innvoller, tarmer |
 Polish: wnętrzności |
 Persian: دل و روده |
 Pashto: كولمه، نرۍ لار، ابنا، مجر |
 Portuguese: vísceras |
 Romanian: măruntaie |
 Russian: кишки |
 Slovak: vnútornosti |
 Slovenian: drobovje |
 Serbian: utroba |
 Swedish: inälvor |
 Thai: ตับไตไส้พุง |
 Turkish: iç organlar |
 Taiwanese: 內臟 |
 Ukrainian: нутрощі |
 Urdu: بڑي آنت، جگر، گردے وغیرہ |
 Vietnamese: cái bụng |
 Chinese: 内脏 |
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