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1 externally
adverb externamentetr[ek'stɜːnəlɪ]1 externamenteadv.• defuera adv.ek'stɜːrnḷi, ɪk'stɜːnəli1) ( on the outside) exteriormente, por fuera2) ( by outside agency) < vetted> independientemente, por un tercero[eks'tɜːnǝlɪ]ADV1) (=on the outside, outwardly) por fuera, exteriormenteexternally, it looks like a car — por fuera or exteriormente parece un coche
externally, he seemed calm — por fuera or exteriormente parecía tranquilo
2) (Med) [apply, use] tópicamente, externamenteto be used externally — de uso tópico or externo
* * *[ek'stɜːrnḷi, ɪk'stɜːnəli]1) ( on the outside) exteriormente, por fuera2) ( by outside agency) < vetted> independientemente, por un tercero -
2 externally
adverb* * *adverb äußerlich* * *ex·ter·nal·ly[ɪkˈstɜ:nəli, ekˈ-, AM -ˈstɜ:r-]adv inv äußerlich; (to the outside) nach außen; (from the outside) von außen; (on the outside) außen\externally she appeared calm nach außen hin wirkte sie gelassen* * *[ek'stɜːnəlɪ]adv1) apply, use äußerlichzinc helps healing both internally and externally — Zink fördert den innerlichen sowie äußerlichen Heilprozess
2) (= on the outside) außen; (of person, appearance) äußerlich; (= to the outside) nach außen; (= from the outside) von außen; (COMM = outside the firm) außer Hausexternally imposed conditions —
the two models are externally identical — die beiden Modelle sind äußerlich identisch
he remained externally calm — er blieb nach außen hin or äußerlich ruhig
3) (POL: in foreign policy) außenpolitisch* * *externally adv1. äußerlich, von außen2. außenext. abk1. extension3. extinct4. extra5. extract* * *adverb* * *adv.äußerlich adv.
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