Significato: guts

n. intestino, budellagʌtn. (Anat) intestino; budello; minugia; strettoia; (Geog) canale; golav. sbudellare, sventrare; svuotare; distruggere; prendere l'essenziale da

guts Idioma

got guts

have courage, have nerves of steel She's got guts to try skydiving. It's a dangerous sport.

spill your guts

tell everything you know, spill the beans Don't spill your guts to your mom. Don't tell her about our problems.

air guts

to air your guts: to puke

bust guts

bust your guts: to work with great effort

chuck your guts up

to vomit

hate one's guts

Idiom(s): hate one's guts

Theme: ENMITY

to hate someone very much. (Informal and rude.)
• Oh, Bob is terrible. I hate his guts!
• You may hate my guts for saying so, but I think you're getting gray hair.

Have the guts

Someone who has enough courage to do something has the guts to do it.

Misery guts

A misery guts is a person who's always unhappy and tries to make others feel negative.

Take guts

If something takes guts, it requires courage in the face of danger or great risk. It takes guts for firemen to enter a burning building to save someone.

hate one's guts|guts|hate

v. phr., slang To feel a very strong dislike for someone. Dick said that he hated Fred's guts because Fred had been very mean to him.

have the guts to do something|guts|have|have the g

v. phr., informal To be brave enough to do something difficult or dangerous. Jack wants to marry Jilt, but he doesn't have the guts to pop the question.

hate someone's guts

hate someone's guts
Thoroughly despise someone, as in I hate Peter's guts. The guts here refers to a person's inner essence. [Slang; c. 1900]

More Idioms/Phrases

hat in the ring hatch hatchet hate hate someone's guts hats off to hatter haul haul off haul over the coals haul up have

English Vocalbulary

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