offal

• n.臓物；ゴミ；デトリタス；産業廃棄物

比喩的な用法。

offal

offal: [14] Etymologically, offal is simply material that has ‘fallen off’. English borrowed the word from Middle Dutch afval, a compound formed from af ‘off’ and vallen ‘fall’ which denoted both the ‘extremities of animals cut off by the butcher, such as feet, tail, etc’ and ‘shavings, peelings, or general refuse’. English originally took it over in the latter sense, but by the 15th century offal was being used for ‘animals’ entrails’.
=> fall, off

offal (n.)

late 14c., "waste parts, refuse," from off + fall (v.); the notion being that which "falls off" the butcher's block; perhaps a translation of Middle Dutch afval.

1. He was still spewing forth in public such ofal about Mary Lincoln.

メアリー?リンカーンについてのこのようなデマを公の場で散布している。

2. The most nauseous offal fit for the gods ( John Fowles ).

神たちの最も吐き気を催す生け贄（ジョン?フォールズ）.

3.Strong flavor，Chuangsuan，especially cooked seafood，and various animal ofal Shangcai longer.

味が濃厚でネギニンニクが好きで、特に海鮮料理、スープ、各種動物の内臓が長い。

4.The treatment of the offal concerns environment and energy two principal themes.

廃棄物の処理は環境とエネルギーの2つのテーマに関係している。

5. Offal is now thought to be very nutritious.

現在、豚や牛などの下水は栄養があると考えられている。