internal
Meaning in simple English
US /ɪnˈtɝnəl/ · UK /ɪnˈtɜːnəl/
internal means: Relating to matters inside an organization, rather than matters involving the public or outsiders.
adjective
WITHIN ORGANIZATIONB2
Relating to matters inside an organization, rather than matters involving the public or outsiders.
- The company began an internal investigation.
- Staff received an internal email about the changes.
- This report is for internal use only.
INSIDE BODYB2
Located or happening inside the body.
- The fall caused internal bleeding.
- Doctors checked for internal injuries.
- The scan showed damage to several internal organs.
WITHIN COUNTRYB2
Relating to events or problems within a country rather than its relations with other countries.
- The country faces internal conflict.
- Other governments should respect its internal affairs.
- Internal divisions weakened the state.
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