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inner

/ˈɪn.ər/

Traducción: Describe algo que está dentro o más cerca del centro de otra cosa; también se usa para referirse a pensamientos o sentimientos personales, íntimos o espirituales.

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adjective

/ˈɪn.ər/A2formal
  • esDescribe algo que está dentro o más cerca del centro de otra cosa; también se usa para referirse a pensamientos o sentimientos personales, íntimos o espirituales.

Describes something that is located inside or further toward the center of something; also used to describe private or spiritual thoughts and feelings.

  1. Located insideA2formal

    Situated on the inside or closer to the center.

    esinterior

    • The inner layer of the cake is chocolate.
    • She opened the inner door to the garden.
    • The inner city has many historic buildings.

    Sinónimoscentralinsideinteriorinternalinward

    Antónimosexteriorexternalouteroutside

  2. Private or personalB1formal

    Relating to a person's private thoughts, feelings, or spiritual self.

    esíntimo, interior

    • He shared his inner thoughts with his therapist.
    • She found inner peace through meditation.
    • His inner conflict was visible in his eyes.

    Sinónimosdeepinnermostinternalintimatepersonalprivatepsychologicalsecretspiritualsubjective

  3. Exclusive or restrictedB2formal

    Belonging to a select or restricted group.

    esexclusivo, restringido

    • Only members of the inner circle knew the secret.
    • The inner sanctum of the temple was off-limits to tourists.
    • She was part of the inner committee that made the final decision.

    Sinónimosexclusiveinsideprivateprivilegedrestrictedselect

Formas
  • more inner comparative form
  • most inner superlative form
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