Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Bowels"s

A: bowels (as a metaphor) = the deepest part, the innermost part

A: It means he has diarrhea - it sounds like it is being used in a literary from though to say he was feeling scared

A: I have never heard this specific phrase, however I assume it means the person has diarrhoea

A: I have no idea what this could possibly be. My best guess is it is a misspelling of another phrase.

A: I can't think of many common expressions where you would be saying "loose bowels," but I guess I can try.

My stomach isn't feeling the best, I think I might have loose bowels.

Most of the time people would just say diarrhea, although it's not really something you would talk about in public lol

A: Yes is correct, but to add on to that, if you were casually mentioning intestines you would be more likely to say guts.

A: The word ‘intestines’ is a polite medical term; which only means the large and small intestines. But not including the stomach.

The word ‘bowels’ is a vague statement which can just mean the gut or anything in the abdomen.

‘Guts’ refers to the whole digestive system. The stomach and intestines.

‘Offal’ is internal organs of an animal that is used in meals.

A: × I’ve got loose bowels with a big amount of milk.
✓ I get loose bowels when I drink a large amount of milk.

A: you are struggling to poop

A: × Every now and then, I have loose bowels so, I have come to be careful what I eat.
✓ Every now and then, I have diarrheoa so I am more careful with what I eat.

× Now I check if the food is high in fiber that helps me digest foods when I go to grocery shop.
✓ When I go to the grocery store now, I check if the food is high in fiber as that helps me in my digestion.

A: they sound the same

A: Sounds like "bow" and "wools." Hopefully you never have to use it!