No. 5,913 in Spanish
tripas
"Tripas" means "intestines" or "guts" in English.
In a sentence
He comido tantas tripas que mi estómago está lleno.
I have eaten so many tripe dishes that my stomach is full.
In this sentence, 'tripas' refers to the food item derived from animal intestines, commonly used in various culinary traditions
Se necesitan tripas para enfrentar a los desafíos más grandes.
It takes guts to face the greatest challenges.
Here, 'tripas' is used metaphorically, representing courage or bravery needed to confront difficult situations
Puedo oír mis tripas rugir del hambre.
I can hear my stomach growling from hunger.
In this context, 'tripas' denotes the literal human intestines, used colloquially to describe the stomach noises signaling hunger
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