Entrails are the soft inside parts of a body, especially the long tubes that food moves through — the guts. People use it of animals more than of people, and often when a body is cut open: a hunter, a cook cleaning a fish, or a bloody story.

Entrails are the soft inside parts of a body, especially the long tubes that food moves through — the gutsentrails指身體裡軟軟的內部器官，尤其是食物會經過的那些長管子，也就是腸子內臟 People use it of animals more than of people, and often when a body is cut open這個字用在動物身上比用在人身上多，而且常常是在講身體被剖開的時候 a hunter, a cook cleaning a fish, or a bloody story像是獵人、清理魚的廚師，或是血腥的故事情節

It is a slightly old, bookish word; in a Taiwan kitchen you would more naturally name the part (liver, intestine) or just say 內臟. It is almost always plural.

It is a slightly old, bookish word; in a Taiwan kitchen you would more naturally name the part (liver, intestine) or just say 內臟這是個有點老、書面的字；在台灣廚房裡你更自然的講法是直接講部位（肝、腸），或就說內臟 It is almost always plural這個字幾乎都是用複數形

Though actually older stories talk of “reading the entrails” — guessing the future from an animal’s insides — so the word can feel dark and ceremonial, not only like cooking. You would not use it at a polite dinner to talk about food.

Though actually older stories talk of reading the entrails — guessing the future from an animal's insides — so the word can feel dark and ceremonial, not only like cooking不過其實比較舊的故事會講『reading the entrails』，也就是從動物內臟猜未來，所以這個字有時候讓人感覺陰暗、帶點儀式感，不只是像在講煮飯 You would not use it at a polite dinner to talk about food在有禮貌的餐桌上聊食物時，你不會用這個字