internal in German
internal in German is intern, inländisch, innerlich — internal means located on the inside, rather than the outside.
internal in German
intern
inländisch
innerlich
inner
Of the inner nature of a thing.
What does "internal" mean?
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adj Located on the inside, rather than the outside.
"The doctor examined her for internal injuries."
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adj Relating to the private, non-public affairs of an organization or country.
"The memo was for internal use only."
internal in a sentence
- The doctor examined her for internal injuries.
- The memo was for internal use only.
- The country was focused on internal politics rather than foreign affairs.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "internal" in German?
"internal" in German is intern, inländisch, innerlich. internal means: Located on the inside, rather than the outside.
How do you use "internal" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor examined her for internal injuries." In German, "internal" is intern, inländisch, innerlich.
Are there other ways to say "internal" in German?
Yes — German has 4 translations listed for "internal": intern, inländisch, innerlich, inner.
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