gutting的音標是[?ɡ?t??]，基本翻譯是“掏空，挖空，挖掉內(nèi)臟”。速記技巧是：gut=內(nèi)臟+ing。

Gutting這個詞的詞源可以追溯到古英語，它來自拉丁語的“gutta”，意為“滴水”。這個詞在英語中通常用來描述切割或去除動物的內(nèi)臟。

變化形式：

1. Guts：這是gutting的名詞形式，意為“內(nèi)臟”或“勇氣”。

2. Gutted：這是gutting的過去式和過去分詞，表示非常傷心或失望。

相關單詞：

1. Intestines：這是動物的內(nèi)部器官，與gutting有關。

2. Abattoir：這是一個法語詞，意為“屠宰場”，與gutting動物有關。

3. Butchery：這是指切割和加工肉類的工作，與gutting動物有關。

4. Chopping block：這個詞語通常用來描述用于切割肉類的砧板，與gutting動物有關。

5. Gory：這個詞用來形容血腥或令人毛骨悚然的場景，與gutting動物的血腥場面有關。

6. Slaughterhouse：這是指大規(guī)模屠宰動物的地方，與gutting動物有關。

7. Rigor Mortis：這是一個醫(yī)學術語，意為“死亡的僵直”，與死亡后的尸體變化有關，但有時也用來形容gutting后的動物尸體。

8. Carcass：這是指被屠宰后的動物尸體，與gutting動物有關。

9. Flesh：這個詞與肉有關，也與gutting動物的肉有關。

10. Meat：這是指動物的肉，與gutting動物的肉有關。

常用短語：

1. gutted of joy

2. gutted of disappointment

3. gutted after failure

4. gutted to miss the chance

5. gutted to lose the game

6. gutted to let someone down

7. gutted to have failed the exam

例句：

1. After failing the exam, I was completely gutted.

2. I was gutted to miss the opportunity to go on a trip abroad.

3. I was so disappointed after my team lost the game, I felt like my heart was being ripped out.

4. After learning that I had let my friend down, I was completely gutted.

5. After finishing the job, I felt completely gutted that I hadn"t done it better.

6. I was gutted to find out that my favorite book had been discontinued.

7. After a long day of work, I was so tired and just wanted to curl up in bed and feel completely gutted.

英文小作文：

I remember the day when I lost my favorite book, which was a very emotional experience for me. I had been looking forward to reading it for so long, and when I finally got my hands on it, it was like a treasure that I couldn"t let go of. But then, one day, I found out that the bookstore where I bought it had discontinued it, and I felt completely gutted. It was like my heart had been ripped out of my chest, and I couldn"t stop thinking about it for days. However, this experience taught me that life is full of unexpected changes and disappointments, but it"s how we handle them that matters most. I learned to appreciate every moment of life and cherish what I have, even if it"s something as simple as a favorite book.