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internal
[ɪnˈtɜːnəl]
adjetivo
1interno(a)
  • internal audit (finanzas) -> auditoría (f) interna
  • internal combustion engine (Tech) -> motor (m) de combustión interna
  • internal medicine -> medicina (f) interna (Estados Unidos)
  • the internal Revenue Service -> ≅Hacienda (Estados Unidos), ≅ la Agencia Tributaria (español de España)

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internal [in-ter-nal]
adjetivo
1Interno, interior, doméstico (interior).
2Intrínseco, real, inherente (intrinsic), basado en la mismas cosas: derivado de lo interior o de la substancia: como internal evidence, prueba íntima, testimonio derivado de la cosa misma.
3Interior, intestino, que se halla dentro del cuerpo social.

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internal [ɪnˈtɜːnl]
adjective
1 [+wall] interior; [+affairs, conflict, divisions] interno
2 (Med) [+bleeding, examination, organ, injury] interno
modifier
internal audit (n) auditoría interna; (f)
internal combustion engine (n) motor de combustión interna de explosión; (m)or
internal market (n) mercado interno interior; (m)or
Until now British Airways has been incapable of competing for a share of America's internal market because only US-owned airlines are allowed to fly on domestic routes ...the European Community's plan to create a single internal market I am categoric in my opposition to the unfettered operation of the internal market and the commercialisation of the NHS The new system creates an internal market at the BBC, turning producers into fund-holders
Internal Revenue Service (n) (US) Hacienda; (f)

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