interior
interior 英 [ɪnˈtɪəriə(r)] 美 [ɪnˈtɪriə(r)]
n. 内部；本质 adj. 内部的；国内的；本质的
名词复数:interiors
- Interior commonly refers to the inside of something. When house hunting you might find that the outside of the house is run down, but the interior rooms beautifully renovated.
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- n. 内部；本质
- adj. 内部的；国内的；本质的
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1. What you beheld was the interior of a cloister.
你所看见的是一个修道院的内部。
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2. The plane is 107 feet from nose to tail—as big as a commercial jet seating 100 passengers, but with computers and instrument bays occupying most of the interior space and only a few windows.
这架飞机从机头到机尾，全长107英尺，大小相当于一个可乘坐100名乘客的商业客机，但计算机和仪表舱占据了绝大部分内部空间，只有几个窗口。
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3. This viewpoint is very challenging and interesting, and it hints that the life could spread not only in the interior of the solar system, but also in the other galaxies.
这一观点是非常富有挑战性和兴趣性的，暗示着生命体不仅可能在太阳系内部彼此传播，还有可能向太阳系外的星系进行传播。
- interior (adj.) late 15c., from Latin interior "inner, interior, middle," comparative adjective of inter "within" (from PIE *enter "between, among," comparative of root *en "in"). Specific meaning "away from the coast, of the interior parts of a country" is from 1777. Interior decoration first attested 1769; interior decorator is from 1830. Interior design from 1927.
- interior (n.) "part of a country distant from the coast," 1796, from interior (adj.); meaning "internal part, inside" is from 1828. Meaning "internal affairs of a country or state" (as in U.S. Department of the Interior) is from 1826. The Latin adjective also was used as a noun.
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