inside in Greek
inside in Greek is μέσα — inside means the interior or inner part of something.
inside in Greek
μέσα
Pronounced: mesa
Within or towards the interior of something; within the scope or limits of something (a place), especially a building.
What does "inside" mean?
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noun The interior or inner part of something.
"The inside of the house had been freshly painted."
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noun Informal knowledge that only certain people have access to.
"She got the inside on the merger before it hit the news."
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adjective Coming from someone within an organization; internal.
"Police suspect it was an inside job."
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adverb Within or toward the interior of a place; indoors.
"It started raining, so we went inside."
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inside in a sentence
- The inside of the house had been freshly painted.
- They tore up the inside of the old sofa looking for the lost keys.
- She got the inside on the merger before it hit the news.
- My cousin works at the club, so he has the inside on upcoming concerts.
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What is "inside" in Greek?
"inside" in Greek is μέσα. inside means: The interior or inner part of something.
How do you pronounce μέσα?
"inside" in Greek is μέσα, pronounced "mesa".
How do you use "inside" in a sentence?
Example: "The inside of the house had been freshly painted." In Greek, "inside" is μέσα.
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