interior

• Qui se trouve à l'intérieur de quelque chose ; relatif à la partie interne.

Relating to the inside or inner part of something; situated within.

1. Inside or innerB1formal

   Situated within or inside something; relating to the inside.

   intérieur, interne

   • The interior walls of the house were painted white.
   • She works as an interior designer.
   • The interior temperature of the car was very hot.

   Synonymesinnerinnermostinsideinternalinward

   Antonymesexteriorexternalouteroutside

2. Internal affairsB2formal

   Relating to the domestic or internal matters of a country or organization.

   affaires intérieures

   • The interior minister addressed the nation.
   • They discussed interior policies regarding education.
   • The report focused on interior security issues.

   Synonymescivildomestichomeinternal

   Antonymesexternalforeigninternational

• Nom désignant la partie intérieure d'un lieu, comme un bâtiment, une pièce ou un véhicule, ou son aménagement et sa décoration.

A noun referring to the inside part of something, such as a building, room, or vehicle.

1. Inside part of somethingB1formal

   The inner part or inside of a space, building, or object.

   Intérieur

   • The interior of the house was beautifully decorated.
   • They explored the dark interior of the cave.
   • The car's interior is made of leather.

   Synonymesinside

   Antonymesexterioroutsidesurface

2. Inland regionB2formal

   The area of a country that is away from the coast or border.

   intérieur des terres

   • The interior of the continent is mostly desert.
   • They traveled deep into the interior of the country.
   • The interior is less populated than the coastal regions.

   Synonymesinlandupcountry

   Antonymesborderlandcoastcoastlandfrontierperipheryseaboardshore