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61Gut — , das Gute (griech. ”agathon“, lat. ”bonum“) heißt bei Platon († 347 v.Chr.) diejenige Idee, in deren Licht alle anderen Ideen ihr Sein als Erkanntsein erhalten. Für Aristoteles († 322 v.Chr.) ist das Gute dasjenige, ”wonach alles strebt“… …
62Gut — Gu̲t1 das; (e)s, Gü·ter; 1 Dinge, die jemandem gehören ≈ Besitz <bewegliche (= transportable) Güter; herrenloses Gut auffinden; sich an fremdem Gut vergreifen>: Die Polizei fand bei dem Hehler gestohlenes Gut || K: Beutegut, Diebesgut,… …
63gut — gut1 [ gʌt ] noun 1. ) count the tube in your body that carries food away from your stomach. A more technical name for this is the intestine: It takes several hours for food to pass through the gut. a ) count INFORMAL someone s stomach,… …
64gut — {{11}}gut (n.) O.E. guttas (pl.) bowels, entrails, related to geotan to pour, from PIE *gheu pour (see FOUND (Cf. found) (2)). Related to M.Du. gote, Du. goot, Ger. Gosse gutter, drain, M.E. gote channel, stream. Meaning …
65Gut — materielles oder immaterielles Mittel zur Befriedigung von menschlichen Bedürfnissen; insofern vermag es ⇡ Nutzen zu stiften. Im Gegensatz zu ⇡ freien Gütern unterliegen ökonomische G. der ⇡ Knappheit. Nur letztere sind Gegenstand des… …
66gut — 1 noun 1 COURAGE guts (plural) informal the courage and determination you need to do something difficult or unpleasant: Sonia succeeded through sheer guts and determination. | have the guts to do sth: No one had the guts to tell Paul what a… …
67gut — [[t]gʌt[/t]] n. v. gut•ted, gut•ting, adj. 1) anat. the alimentary canal, esp. the intestine Compare foregut,midgut,hindgut 2) guts a) anat. the bowels or entrails b) courage and fortitude; nerve; determination c) the inner working parts of a… …
68gut — 1. noun /ɡʌt/ a) The alimentary canal, especially the intestine; innards. beer gut b) The abdomen of a person, especially one that is enlarged Syn: aliment …
69gut — 01. The cat had been hit by a car, and its [guts] were all over the road. 02. A strong punch to the [gut] ended the fight. 03. Tibor doesn t have enough [guts] to tell the boss what he really thinks of him. 04. It takes a lot of [guts] to jump… …
70gut — /gʌt / (say gut) noun 1. the alimentary canal between the pylorus and the anus, or some portion of it. 2. the substance forming the case of the intestine; intestinal tissue or fibre: sheep s gut. 3. a preparation of the intestines of an animal… …
