giblets

美['d??bl?ts]

giblets 禽類的內(nèi)臟

語源不詳，可能來自gib, 鐵鉤。

giblets: giblets: [14] French gibier means ‘game’ – in the sense ‘hunted animals’ (it comes from Frankish *gabaiti ‘hunting with falcons’). In the Old French period this seems to have produced a diminutive form *giberet, literally ‘small game’, which, though never recorded, is assumed to have been the basis of Old French gibelet (l and r are very close phonetically, and each is easily substituted for the other). Gibelet is only known in the sense ‘game stew’, but it seems quite plausible that it could have originally meant ‘entrails of hunted animals’ (Walloon, the French dialect of southern Belgium, has giblè d’awe ‘goose giblets’).
giblets (n.): "edible entrails of a fowl, parts removed or trimmed from a fowl when it is prepared for roasting," mid-15c. (in singular, gybelet), earlier "unnecessary appendage" (c. 1300), from Old French gibelet "game stew," a cookery word of uncertain origin; perhaps from Frankish *gabaiti "hunting with falcons," related to Old High German beizan "to fly a falcon," literally "to cause to bite," from bizzan "to bite."

1. Once the turkey has defrosted, remove the giblets.: 一旦火雞解凍了之后，就把其內(nèi)臟清除掉。

3. Dried paint giblets can be wiped off by paint cleanser.: 干燥后的油漆殘余物可用去漆水去除.

4. Mrs. Bell: I want some chicken livers and giblets.: 貝爾太太: 我想買一些雞肝和雞內(nèi)臟.