inward

inward
1. adjective
1) (situated within) inner...
2) (mental, spiritual) inner... [Impuls, Regung, Friede, Kampf]; innerlich (geh.) [Leben]
3) (directed inside) nach innen gehend; nach innen gerichtet
2. adverb
einwärts [gerichtet, gebogen]

open inward — nach innen öffnen

an inward-looking person — (fig.) ein in sich (Akk.) gekehrter Mensch

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['inwəd]
adjective
1) (being within, especially in the mind: his inward thoughts.) innerlich
2) (moving towards the inside: an inward curve in the coastline.) Innen-...
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- inwardly
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in·ward
[ˈɪnwəd, AM -wɚd]
I. adj inv
1. (in-going) nach innen gehend [o gerichtet]
\inward spot nach innen gehender [o gerichteter] Strahler
2. (incoming) Eingangs-, eingehend
\inward calls/enquiries [or AM inquiries] eingehende Anrufe/Anfragen; mail eintreffend
3. NAUT (inbound) Heim-
\inward passage Heimfahrt f, Heimreise f
4. ECON (import) Eingangs-, Einfuhr- fachspr
\inward customs clearance Eingangszollabfertigung f
\inward duty Eingangszoll m, Einfuhrzoll m
\inward trade Einfuhrhandel m
5. (usu fig: internal) innere(r, s), innerlich
\inward laughter innerliches Lachen
\inward life Innenleben nt, Seelenleben nt
\inward parts ANAT innere Organe fachspr
\inward peace innerer Frieden
\inward room innen gelegener Raum
6. (fig: intimate) vertraut
to be \inward with art mit Kunst vertraut sein
II. adv einwärts, nach innen
\inward bound road stadteinwärtsführende Straße
to be directed \inward einwärtsgerichtet [o nach innen gerichtet] sein
to slope \inward (crater, hole) nach innen abfallen
to turn \inward (fig) in sich akk gehen
to turn one's thoughts \inward (fig) seine Gedanken auf sein Inneres richten
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['ɪnwəd]
1. adj
1) (= inner) innere(r, s); smile, life innerlich; thoughts innerste(r, s)
2) (= incoming) movement nach innen; curve nach innen gehend; mail eintreffend

inward breath — Einatmen nt

inward flow — Zustrom m

3) (FIN)

inward investment — Investitionen pl aus dem Ausland

inward investor — ausländischer Investor

2. adv
See:
= inwards
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inward [ˈınwə(r)d]
A adv
1. einwärts, nach innen:
clear inward SCHIFF einklarieren
2. → inwardly 1, 2, 3
B adj
1. inner(er, e, es), innerlich, Innen…:
inward life;
inward convulsions MED innere Krämpfe
2. fig inner(er, e, es), innerlich, seelisch, geistig
3. fig inner(er, e, es), eigentlich:
the inward meaning die eigentliche oder tiefere Bedeutung
4. inward trade WIRTSCH Einfuhrhandel m
C s
1. (das) Innere (auch fig)
2. pl [ˈınə(r)dz] umg Eingeweide pl
* * *
1. adjective
1) (situated within) inner...
2) (mental, spiritual) inner... [Impuls, Regung, Friede, Kampf]; innerlich (geh.) [Leben]
3) (directed inside) nach innen gehend; nach innen gerichtet
2. adverb
einwärts [gerichtet, gebogen]

open inward — nach innen öffnen

an inward-looking person — (fig.) ein in sich (Akk.) gekehrter Mensch

* * *
adv.
einwärts adv.
inner adv.

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