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adjective1) inner...; Innen[winkel, -durchmesser, -fläche, -druck, -gewinde, -abmessungen]2) (Physiol.) inner... [Blutung, Sekretion, Verletzung]3) (intrinsic) inner... [Logik, Stimmigkeit]4) (within country) inner... [Angelegenheiten, Frieden, Probleme]; Binnen[handel, -markt]; innenpolitisch [Angelegenheiten, Streitigkeiten, Probleme]; (within organization) [betriebs-/partei]intern [Auseinandersetzung, Post, Verfahren[sweise]]; inner[betrieblich/-kirchlich/ -gewerkschaftlich usw.] [Streitigkeiten]5) (Med.) innerlich [Anwendung]6) (of the mind) inner... [Monolog, Regung, Widerstände, Groll]* * *[in'tə:nl]1) (of, on or in the inside of something (eg a person's body): The man suffered internal injuries in the accident.) inner2) (concerning what happens within a country etc, rather than its relationship with other countries etc: The prime ministers agreed that no country should interfere in another country's internal affairs.) Innen-...•- academic.ru/88290/internally">internally- internal combustion* * *in·ter·nal[ɪnˈtɜ:nəl, AM -ˈtɜ:r-]\internal affairs/bleeding innere Angelegenheiten/Blutungen\internal borders Binnengrenzen pl\internal investigation/memo interne Nachforschungen/Mitteilung\internal trade Binnenhandel mfor \internal use only vertraulich* * *[ɪn'tɜːnl]adj(= inner) innere(r, s); (MATH) angle, diameter Innen-; (= within country) Binnen-, im Inland; (= within organization) policy, debate, investigation, mail, examination interninternal examiner (Univ) — interner Prüfer, interne Prüferin
Internal Revenue Service (US) — Steueramt nt, Finanzamt nt
* * *A adj (adv internally)1. inner(er, e, es), inwendig:internal evidence JUR reiner Urkundenbeweis;internal h(a)emorrhage MED innere Blutung;he died of internal h(a)emorrhage er verblutete innerlich;internal injury MED innere Verletzung;internal medicine innere Medizin;internal organs innere Organe;internal telephone Hausapparat m;he was bleeding internally er hatte innere Blutungen2. MED, PHARM innerlich anzuwenden(d):“not to be taken internally” „nicht zur inneren Anwendung“3. inner(er, e, es), innerlich, geistig:the internal law das innere Gesetz4. einheimisch, in-, binnenländisch, Inlands…, Innen…, Binnen…:internal flight Inlandsflug m;internal market Binnenmarkt m;internal trade Binnenhandel m5. POL inner(er, e, es), innenpolitisch, Innen…:internal affairs innere Angelegenheiten6. a) intern:internal union affairs gewerkschaftsinterne AngelegenheitenB s1. pl ANAT innere Organe pl2. wesentliche Eigenschaft3. MED gynäkologische Untersuchungint. abk1. intelligence3. interim4. interior5. internal* * *adjective1) inner...; Innen[winkel, -durchmesser, -fläche, -druck, -gewinde, -abmessungen]2) (Physiol.) inner... [Blutung, Sekretion, Verletzung]3) (intrinsic) inner... [Logik, Stimmigkeit]4) (within country) inner... [Angelegenheiten, Frieden, Probleme]; Binnen[handel, -markt]; innenpolitisch [Angelegenheiten, Streitigkeiten, Probleme]; (within organization) [betriebs-/partei]intern [Auseinandersetzung, Post, Verfahren[sweise]]; inner[betrieblich/-kirchlich/ -gewerkschaftlich usw.] [Streitigkeiten]5) (Med.) innerlich [Anwendung]6) (of the mind) inner... [Monolog, Regung, Widerstände, Groll]* * *adj.innenpolitisch adj.innerbetrieblich adj.intern adj. n.innerpolitisch adj. -
2 interference
noun1) (interfering) Einmischung, die2) (Radio, Telev.) Störung, die* * *1) (the act of interfering: She was infuriated by his mother's interference in their holiday arrangements.) die Einmischung2) ((the spoiling of radio or television reception by) the noise caused by programmes from another station, bad weather etc: This television set picks up a lot of interference.) die Störung* * *inter·fer·ence[ˌɪntəˈfɪərən(t)s, AM -t̬ɚˈfɪrən(t)s]n no plthe government's \interference in the strike has been widely criticized dass die Regierung sich in den Streik eingemischt hat, wurde von vielen kritisiertfree from \interference ohne Beeinträchtigung2. RADIO, TECH Störung f, Überlagerung f, Interferenz fthere was some \interference on the television der Bildschirm wurde gestört* * *["Int\@'fIərəns]n1) (= meddling) Einmischung fI don't want any interference with my books/papers — ich will nicht, dass jemand an meine Bücher/Papiere geht
2) (= disruption RAD, TV) Störung f (with +gen)* * *interference [ˌıntə(r)ˈfıərəns] sa) Belästigung f, Behinderung fb) Beeinträchtigung f2. Eingriff m (in in akk)3. Einmischung f (in in akk):there should be no interference by the State in internal union affairs der Staat sollte sich nicht in gewerkschaftsinterne Angelegenheiten einmischen5. ELEKinterference colo(u)r Interferenzfarbe finterference signal Störsignal n;interference suppression Entstörung f;interference suppressor Entstörfilter n/m7. LING Interferenz f (Einwirkung von Strukturen eines Sprachsystems auf Strukturen eines anderen Sprachsystems)8. PSYCH Interferenz f (Hemmung oder Löschung eines psychischen Prozesses, wenn er mit einem anderen zusammenfällt)9. BIOL, MED Interferenz f (Hemmung eines biologischen Vorgangs durch einen gleichzeitigen und gleichartigen anderen)* * *noun1) (interfering) Einmischung, die2) (Radio, Telev.) Störung, die* * *(radio) n.Störgeräusch n. n.Beeinträchtigung f.Eingriff -e m.Mischen n.Störung -en f.
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