| 释义 |
(one's) guts out (one's) guts out1. To the fullest extent of one's efforts, emotions, or abilities. Used after an action verb. There's nothing more disheartening than to work your guts out on an assignment, only for the computer to crash and delete all your work. Poetry is catharsis for me: being able to pour my guts out on the page and then tuck it into a drawer in my desk. I'm sorry, here I am blabbing my guts out to you about my family issues, when we're supposed to be having fun on a date.2. The entire contents of one's stomach. Used only with verbs referring to vomiting, such as "puke." My friends got me so drunk on my 21st birthday that I spent the whole next day puking my guts out.See also: gut, out— your guts out perform a specified action as hard or as fully as possible. informal 2000 Anthony Bourdain Kitchen Confidential He'll take them out, get them liquored up so they blab their guts out, and I'll have a full report by noon next. See also: gut, out |