entrails

• الأمعاء والأحشاء الداخلية للإنسان أو الحيوان، وغالبًا ما تُستخدم للإشارة إلى ما يُطرح منها كفضلات؛ وتُستعمل مجازًا للدلالة على باطن شيء ما أو تركيبه الداخلي.

The internal organs, especially the intestines, of a human or animal; also, the innermost or essential parts of something, often something complex or mechanical.

جمع شاذ

1. The internal organs, particularly the intestines, of a body.C1formal

   The viscera, especially the digestive tract, when exposed or removed from the body; frequently used in contexts of butchery, dissection, sacrificial rites, or gory injury.

   الأحشاء الداخلية، خاصة الأمعاء، مكشوفة أو مستخرجة.

   • The ancient augurs examined the entrails of sacrificial birds to predict the future.
   • After field-dressing the deer, the hunter buried the entrails away from the camp.
   • The predatory bird tore at the entrails of its fallen prey.
   • The gruesome crime scene revealed the victim's entrails had been removed.
   • Greek myths often depict seers reading omens in the entrails of sheep.

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2. The deepest interior parts of a mechanism or structure.C2formal

   The hidden, internal components that make a complex system function; used figuratively for the innermost workings of a machine, organisation, or idea.

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   • The mechanic dismantled the engine and inspected its charred entrails.
   • Journalists dug into the entrails of the corporation to expose its financial misdeeds.
   • The archaeologists discovered the metallic entrails of a complex ancient clockwork device.
   • He spent hours exploring the software’s entrails to find the bug.
   • The exploded diagram laid bare the entrails of the submarine’s propulsion system.

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