internal in English: On the inside of something; belonging to the inside, not the outside. (adjective)

Translation

On the inside of something; belonging to the inside, not the outside.

Word origin

From Latin internus, meaning inward or on the inside.

.

"Internal" injuries are inside the body, where you cannot see them.

.

Here it means private; it stays inside the company.

.

"Internal" describes parts built inside a machine.

inside

In a building or thing; not outside.

outside

Not in a building; in the open air, out of doors.

body

The whole physical part of a person or animal.

heart

The part inside your body that pushes blood around and keeps you alive.

private

For one person or a small group only, and not open to everybody.

(1)

Track this word in your spaced-repetition queue and be tested on it at the right interval.