Guts的意思|Guts的解释-里氏词典

guts [gʌts]

v. 狼吞虎咽,贪婪地吃
飞碟游戏(比赛双方每组5人,相距15码,互相掷接飞碟)

Some criticized Clinton's move as"a slap in the face of the black community."Others said President Bush showed more guts when he stuck with Clarence Thomas during his Supreme Court nomination fight.
有些人批评克林顿的做法是“对所有黑人的污辱。”另一些人说布什总统在支持托马斯争取最高法院提名时，表现了更大的魄力。
She has a lot of guts; she went on arguing even though no one agreed with her.
她很有勇气，即使没有人同意她的观点，还是继续争论下去。

guts

[ noun ]
fortitude and determination
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he didn't have the guts to try it

'A strong management would take control of the situation, but there's no one with the guts or the knowhow to do it,' says one Philharmonic insider.
"But what struck me most about the book was the way he laid his guts out on the matter of his showdown with Jobs," Mr. Bonomo adds.
"I think he's a pretty exciting guy and he's got a lot of guts," DeBartolo said of Campeau after the jam-packed meeting.
The decision to close Milne Point "took some guts," said a Conoco insider, "but it probably got applause."
It's her guts that did it.
Meanwhile, Sen. Jake Garn, R-Utah, accused the administration of "not having any guts" for failing to support Wall.
"We began to think, `Something is going on here,' but none of us had enough guts to go bet even at 9-1," said Sevareid.
Maybe Mr Clarke has the guts for the task.
"Johnston has resorted to cowardly, personal attacks because he doesn't have the guts to stand up and debate me face to face," he said last week.
'It took tremendous crew work and guts but we sailed past four boats to find ourselves in the lead.' Halfway through the race, Dickson believes his 17-hour overall lead has been built on a 'safety first' approach.
"Coaching sports like track and field is dry, academic. For gymnastics, you need to bring out some pizzazz and a little guts," he says.
"It takes guts but it's the right thing.
You had the guts to stand up to Congress.
Even in those days, Oliver North was full of dreams of guts and glory.
That's what art is supposed to do." "Don't tread on me." "This took guts.
Three sergeants occupy the far end and gather most nights to play guts, an aptly named card game of bluffing and side bets.
"These kinds of campaigns take a lot of guts because initially you're really hit with an awful lot of rejection," Miller said.
Glasnost can mean the redder tint of blood and guts in an action picture.
"It took a lot of guts for him to come over here and confront me.
"Tell him to have the guts to stand up and do his duty," said Mecham, whose criminal trial begins May 19. "Don't take a powder. Don't run out of it.
Fortunately, top people at Lloyd's had the guts and imagination to provide London with a building that didn't match the sober suits of its underwriters.
Says John Logsdon, director of the Space Policy Institute at George Washington University: "Somebody has to have the guts to say the damn thing is safe enough, and that it will never be 100% safe."
"There are a lot of people in the Forest Service with guts and real concerns.
"Being a Texan means you use your individuality and have enough guts and courage to stand out and be a good citizen," she said.
"It's up to us folks," he said. "If this amendment passes, it's going to take guts.
Too many state legislatures are controlled by lobbyists and don't have the guts to put in mandatory bottledeposit and recycling legislation.
They're ripping my guts out," said an anguished Klein before heading into the court hearing.
News of Carter Holt's latest issue "knocked the guts out of the market," said John White of the brokerage firm Cavill White Securities Ltd. The Barclays Share-Price Index plummeted 47.66 points to 1444.85 Friday.
He still plans to vote for Mr. Robertson because "I'd rather have somebody in the White House that I felt had some guts to follow through on his beliefs."
"He's got the guts of a bear," says U.S. Ambassador Thomas F. Stroock.

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