Internal
21internal — adjective Etymology: Middle English internalle, from Latin internus; akin to Latin inter between Date: 15th century 1. existing or situated within the limits or surface of something: as a. (1) situated near the inside of the body (2) situated on… …
22internal — /ɪnˈtɜnəl / (say in ternuhl) adjective 1. situated or existing in the interior of something; interior: internal organs. 2. of or relating to the inside or inner part. 3. to be taken inwardly: internal stimulants. 4. existing, occurring, or found… …
23internal — adjective 1》 of or situated on the inside. ↘inside the body. ↘existing within an organization. ↘relating to affairs and activities within a country: internal flights. 2》 experienced in one s mind: internal feelings. 3》 Brit. (of a… …
24internal — adjective 1) the internal structure of the building Syn: inner, interior, inside, intramural; central Ant: external 2) Canada s internal affairs Syn: domestic, home …
25internal — adjective a) inside of something We saw the internal compartments b) within the body Her bleeding was internal Syn: inner, interior, int …
26internal — in|ter|nal <Adj.> [engl. internal] (bildungsspr., Fachspr.): innerlich, verinnerlicht; internalisiert. * * * in|ter|nal <Adj.> [engl. internal] (Fachspr., bildungsspr.): innerlich, verinnerlicht; internalisiert …
27internal — adjective 1) an internal courtyard Syn: inner, interior, inside, central 2) the state s internal affairs Syn: domestic, home, interior, civil, local, national, state …
28internal — adj. Internal is used with these nouns: ↑affair, ↑angle, ↑assessment, ↑auditor, ↑bleeding, ↑clock, ↑coherence, ↑composition, ↑conflict, ↑consistency, ↑contradiction, ↑ …
29internal — in|ter|nal <aus gleichbed. engl. internal, dies zu ↑intern u. 1↑...al> innerlich, verinnerlicht …
30internal — in•ter•nal [[t]ɪnˈtɜr nl[/t]] adj. 1) situated or existing in the interior of something; interior 2) of or pertaining to the inside or inner part 3) acting or coming from within 4) existing, occurring, or found within the limits or scope of… …
