interior
noun uk/ɪnˈtɪə.ri.ər/ us/ɪnˈtɪr.i.ɚ/
B2 [ C ]内部
the inside part of something
The estate agent had pictures of the house from the outside but none of its interior. 房产经纪人有这栋房子的外观照片，但没有其内部的照片。
The car's interior is very impressive - wonderful leather seats and a wooden dashboard. 这款汽车的内部看上去很气派——优质的皮座椅及木质的仪表板。
Compare: exterior adjective
[ S ]内地，腹地
the land that is furthest away from the outside or coast of a country or continent
the African interior 非洲腹地
the interior （某些国家的）内政部
in some countries, the government department that deals with subjects and events that are important in the country itself instead of events in other countries
the Ministry of the Interior 内政部
officials of the US Interior Department 美国内政部官员
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- The interior is spare, almost minimalist.
- The church has an ornate black and white marbled interior.
- The interior was extensively damaged in the fire.
- Grassland covers almost all of the country's interior.
- Cattle ranches occupy most of the country's interior.
interior
adjective [ before noun ] uk/ɪnˈtɪə.ri.ər/ us/ɪnˈtɪr.i.ɚ/
内部的
inside
The interior walls have patches of damp on them. 内墙上有片片湿斑。
The paintwork on the interior doors (= those not in the outside wall of a building) is in good condition. 室内门上的漆面保持完好。
（政府）内政的;内务的
relating to the government department in some countries that deals with subjects and events that are important in that country instead of events in other countries
France's interior minister 法国内政部长
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- The interior walls are painted white.
- The interior walls of the house are thinner than the heavy exterior walls.
- The interior angles of a square are right angles or angles of 90 degrees.
- Virginia Woolf experimented with interior narration.
- The original interior doors have been replaced.