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    Viscera are the internal organs of the body — heart, lungs, liver, stomach, — taken together, especially those in the chest and belly. It is a plural noun and behaves like one: the viscera are, not is. The singular, viscus, exists but is rare outside medical writing.

    Viscera areViscera指的是 the internal organs of the body身體內臟器官 heart, lungs, liver, stomach, intestines(心、肺、肝、胃、腸等) taken together的統稱 especially those in the chest and belly尤其是胸腔和腹腔裡的器官 It is a plural noun這是個複數名詞 and behaves like one用法也跟複數一樣 the viscera are, not is要說the viscera are,不是is The singular, viscus, exists單數形viscus是存在的 but is rare outside medical writing但除了醫學文章以外很少見

    The word is technical and clinical. Doctors, , and anatomy textbooks use it; ordinary people say "organs", "insides", or in a butcher's context "guts" or "offal". So when viscera turns up in non-medical writing, it is usually there for effect — the cold precision of the word makes a scene of injury or dissection feel more exact and more disturbing.

    The word is technical and clinical這個字很專業、很臨床 Doctors, biologists, and anatomy textbooks use it醫生、生物學家和解剖學教科書會用這個字 ordinary people say "organs", "insides"一般人則說「organs」、「insides」 or in a butcher's context "guts" or "offal"或是在肉販的情境下說「guts」或「offal」 So when viscera turns up in non-medical writing所以當viscera出現在非醫學的文章裡 it is usually there for effect通常是為了製造效果 the cold precision of the word這個字冷冰冰的精確感 makes a scene of injury or dissection feel more exact and more disturbing會讓受傷或解剖的場景顯得更精確、更令人不安

    The related adjective visceral has drifted a long way from the body and is the form meet far more often. A visceral reaction is one you feel in your gut before you think it through — , physical, not . "I had a visceral dislike of the place." That sense is now the everyday one; a doctor might still use visceral in the literal sense, but almost nobody else does.

    The related adjective visceral相關的形容詞visceral has drifted a long way from the body已經離身體本身很遠了 and is the form learners meet far more often而且學習者遇到它的機會遠比viscera多得多 A visceral reaction一個visceral的反應 is one you feel in your gut before you think it through是你還沒想清楚之前就已經在肚子裡感覺到的那種 instinctive, physical, not reasoned直覺的、身體的,不是經過推理的 "I had a visceral dislike of the place."「I had a visceral dislike of the place.」 That sense is now the everyday one這個用法現在是日常的意思 a doctor might still use visceral in the literal anatomical sense醫生可能還是會用visceral來講字面上的解剖意思 but almost nobody else does但幾乎沒有別人這樣用了

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組成Borrowed directly from Latin viscera, the plural of viscus "internal organ". English kept the Latin plural form and the Latin plural meaning, which is why it has no -s on the end.

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  • visceralthe adjective built on the same Latin viscus — literally "of the internal organs", now mostly "felt in the gut"

原始詞典資料3 筆記錄

以下是外部詞典記錄的用法,原文照列,我們還沒有寫成教學內容。上面的說明才是我們自己寫的;有些用法可能上面已經講過了。

visceranoun/ˈvɪsəɹə/

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    Collectively, the internal organs of the body, especially those contained within the abdominal and thoracic cavities, such as the liver, heart, or stomach.

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    The intestines.

這個拼法也被記錄為下列字的變化形:

資料來源:英文維基詞典 English WiktionaryCC BY-SA 4.0)。 原文照列,未經改寫。