el
masculine
/inteɾˈnaðo/
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Translation
boarding school
Word origin
From interno ('internal, boarder'), from Latin internus ('inward, internal'). English 'internal' and 'intern' share the same root.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- internus
- English cognates
- internal, intern
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralinternados
Examples
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His parents sent him to a boarding school in the countryside.
alumnos .
At the boarding school the pupils sleep in the same building.
adolescencia .
She spent her whole adolescence at a boarding school.
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The boarding school has very strict rules.
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Would you like to study at a boarding school?
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