1.introverted2.reserved3.(artistic style) understated
to take medicine orally (as opposed to applying externally)
1.inward flowing (of river)2.flowing into desert
(software development) to do closed beta (or internal beta) testing
Neihu District of Taipei City 台北市[tái běi shì], Taiwan
(attributive) internal combustion
1.(med.) endothelium2.thin skin on the inside of some fruits (e.g. oranges)
1.the females in a family2.womenfolk
1.inner product2.the dot product of two vectors
abbr. for 黄帝内经[huáng dì nèi jīng], The Yellow Emperor's Internal Canon, medical text c. 300 BC
1.internal friction2.internal dissipation of energy (in mechanics)3.fig. waste or discord within an organization
inner membrane; internal lining (of an organ or body cavity)
inner container (e.g. the rice pot inside a rice cooker, the vacuum bottle inside a thermos, the tank inside a hot water heater, the bladder of a football)
1.filled with2.internal decoration3.installed inside
lining (of a container etc) (engineering)
1.name and address of the sender enclosed2.details inside
1.guest from the same country2.internal or domestic visitor (as opposed to international guest 外宾)
1.to sell in the domestic market2.domestic market
inner courtyard (in a courtyard house)
1.internal strife2.power struggle3.(of members of an organization) to fight each other
1.mole2.spy3.rat4.traitor+1 条 among insiders; within the community (of publishers, cyclists or cosplayers etc); (esp.) in show business circles
Danei, a district in Tainan 台南[tái nán], Taiwan
1.indoors2.within the home
(within) the industry; the profession
Takeuchi (Japanese surname)
1.child of an official2.palace bodyguard
the region inside the major mountain passes of ancient China
Neiqiu, a county in Xingtai City 邢台市[xíng tái shì], Hebei
Imperial Household Department (in Qing dynasty)