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Definition of innards - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
1.
mechanicsUS inner parts of a machine or systemUS
- The technician repaired the computer's innards.
2.
medicalinternal organs of a body
- The surgeon carefully examined the innards during the operation..
Origin of innards
Old English, innan (inside) + ord (point)
Examples of innards in a sentence
He examined the radio's innards to find the fault. The butcher removed the innards from the chicken. The mechanic checked the innards of the engine.
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- French:entrailles, organes, ...
- German:Innereien, Eingeweide, ...
- Italian:parti interne, interiora, ...
- Spanish:entrañas, vísceras, ...
- Portuguese:entranhas, vísceras, ...
- Chinese:内部零件, 内脏, ...
- Japanese:内部部品, 内臓, ...
- Arabic:الأجزاء الداخلية, أَحْشَاء, ...
- Hebrew:הַחֲלָקִים הַפְּנִימִיִּים, אֵיבָרִים פְּנִימִיִּים, ...
- Russian:внутренности, ...
- Ukrainian:внутрішні частини, внутрішні органи, ...
- Hindi:भीतरी हिस्से, आंतरिक अंग, ...
Definition of innard - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The mechanic examined the innards of the engine.
2.
- The chef prepared a dish using the innard of the lamb.
Origin of innard
Old English, innan (inside) + ard (part)
Examples of innard in a sentence
He was fascinated by the innards of the old clock. The surgeon carefully examined the innard during the operation. Farmers often use the innard as animal feed.
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- French:entrailles, viscères, ...
- German:innere Teile, Innereien, ...
- Italian:viscere, interiora, ...
- Spanish:interior, vísceras, ...
- Portuguese:interior, vísceras, ...
- Chinese:内部, 内脏, ...
- Japanese:内部, 内臓, ...
- Arabic:الأجزاء الداخلية, أَحْشَاء, ...
- Hebrew:קֶרֶב, אֵיבָרִים פְּנִימִיִם, ...
- Russian:внутренности, внутренние органы, ...
- Ukrainian:нутрощі, внутрішні органи, ...
- Hindi:अंदरूनी हिस्सा, अंतड़ी, ...
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