internal

internal
internal [{{t}}ɪn'tɜ:nəl]
1 adjective
(a) (gen) interne, intérieur;
the internal workings of the mind les opérations fpl secrètes de l'esprit
(b) (inside country) intérieur
(c) (inside organization, institution) interne;
internal disputes are crippling the party des luttes intestines paralysent le parti
2 noun
{{}}Medicine{{}} examen m gynécologique
►► internal affairs affaires fpl intérieures;
{{}}Finance{{}} internal audit audit m interne;
{{}}Finance{{}} internal auditor audit m interne, auditeur(trice) m,f interne;
internal bleeding hémorragie f interne;
{{}}Telecommunications{{}} internal cable câble m d'immeuble;
internal check contrôle m interne;
{{}}Computing{{}} internal command commande f interne;
internal company document document m interne à l'entreprise;
internal debt endettement m intérieur;
{{}}Computing{{}} internal drive unité f (de disque) interne;
{{}}Medicine{{}} internal examination examen m interne;
{{}}School{{}} internal examiner examinateur (trice) m,f (faisant passer un examen dans son propre établissement);
internal flight vol m intérieur;
internal injuries lésions fpl internes;
internal mail courrier m interne;
internal marketing marketing m interne;
{{}}American{{}} internal medicine médecine f générale;
internal memo note f à circulation interne;
internal modem modem m interne;
internal rate of return taux m de rentabilité interne;
internal revenue recettes fpl fiscales;
{{}}American{{}} {{}}Finance{{}} the Internal Revenue Service le fisc, la Direction Générale des Impôts;
internal rhyme rime f intérieure;
internal telephone téléphone m intérieur;
internal travel voyages mpl à l'intérieur d'un même pays

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