英语词汇“inside”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

inside

noun /ɪnˈsʌɪd

1 [usually in singular] The inner side or surface of something: wipe the inside of the windscreen...

He spied the empty margarine tub next to the stove and ran his finger around the inside, licking the remnants greedily from his hands.
With this loop you cannot tell which side is the inside and which is the outside.
Slice the baguette in half lengthways and brush the inside with the oil, pressing it firmly into the bread.

Synonyms

interior, inner part, inner side, inner surface;

centre, core, middle, heart, nucleus

1.1The part of a road furthest from the centre: overtaking on the inside...

David Flores has the mount on Mash One, who breaks from the inside in a field of six.
Creon and jockey Timmy Murphy sneaked up the inside to overcome GVA Ireland and win the Pertemps Final.
You take risks when you go around the inside, but eight times out of 10 it will win you races.

1.2The part of a path nearer to a wall or further from a road.Years ago a man always walked on the outside of the curb and ladies walked on the inside....

The twisted figure walked on the inside of the sidewalk.

1.3The side of a bend where the edge or surface is shorter: the inside of the bend...

Built on the inside of a bend in the river most of the city was below sea level.

2The inner part; the interior: the inside of the car was like an oven...

Too sweet a potato will burn on the outside before the inside has a chance to cook.
From this, we find that the inside, like the outside, is a bit yellow.
The building is pretty much the same on the outside but the inside is very different.

2.1 (insides) informal A person’s stomach and bowels: my insides are out of order...

A strange burning in her legs reached up to her stomach and twisted her insides.
Joe was attacked and had a massive hole in his body with his insides hanging out.
Suddenly there was a weight in my gut as if my insides had fallen asleep; something wasn't quite right but not enough to cause a stir.

Synonyms

stomach, gut, bowels, intestines;

internal organs, viscera, entrails

informal belly, tummy, guts, bread basket

adjective /ˈɪnsʌɪd

/ [attributive]

1Situated on or in the inside: an inside pocket...

Carry your wallet in an inside pocket, preferably one which can fasten never in your back pocket
He tucks it swiftly in the inside pocket of his denim jacket, and will never feel the need to wear a comedy
And to ensure she does not lose the ring, she says she will glue it to the inside pocket of her suit.

Synonyms

inner, interior, internal, inmost, innermost;

on the inside

1.1(In hockey, soccer, and other sports) denoting positions nearer to the centre of the field: an inside forward...

Johnson has a lot of that in him; he's around the ball a lot, even from his inside position.
The quarterback hands the ball off deep in the backfield to create the illusion of an inside zone play.
But Snee has proved himself at inside centre and Oldfield has also proved himself.

2Known or done by someone within a group or organization: they were accused of selling shares while in possession of inside information...

So not fair how the inside buzz on all things celeb are only for Tinseltownies?
Also ahead here, an inside look at one of the most powerful families in American politics.
While family members may not respond to these epistles, we do know some of the inside details.

Synonyms

confidential, classified, restricted, reserved, privileged, private, internal, secret, top secret, exclusive, off the record, not for publication

informal hush-hush

archaic privy

preposition & adverb /ɪnˈsʌɪd

1Situated within the confines of (something): [as preposition]: a radio was playing inside the flat [as adverb]: Mr Jackson is waiting for you inside...

The salty breeze and the large beach are a welcome relief for many who are cooped up inside flats and apartments.
It must be freezing out there, or perhaps it's just hot inside the confines of the apartment.
A casino and arcade games will also be situated inside the house itself.

1.1Moving so as to end up within (something): [as preposition]: Anatoly reached inside his shirt and brought out a map [as adverb]: we walked inside...

I watched as the man in the yellow shirt, still in his seat, reached inside his shirt and pulled out a small red book.
He reached inside his shirt and pulled out a small bottle, shaped like a flask.
Her smile faded and she reached inside her shirt to touch the Nikolas' medallion.

Synonyms

indoors, within, in;

into the interior, into the house, into the building, into the room

1.2Within (a person’s body or mind), typically with reference to sensations of self-awareness: [as preposition]: she felt a stirring of life inside her I just roll the phrases round inside my head [as adverb]: I was screaming inside...

His Blade Soul was annoyed; Asgard felt it as a hot prickling sensation inside his mind.
Her mind was still blank, and a small voice from inside her mind was screaming for her to run for the hills.
It felt like my insides were on fire and were running around screaming inside my body!

Synonyms

inwardly, within, secretly, privately, deep down, at heart, in one's heart, in one's mind, emotionally, intuitively, instinctively

1.3 informal In prison: she was sentenced to three years inside...

A lot of the prisoners write about how hard it is inside and hopefully when they leave prison they will reflect on this.
Some have committed murder while inside and then got a life sentence on top.

Synonyms

in prison, in jail, in custody, under lock and key;

locked up, imprisoned, incarcerated

informal behind bars, doing time

British informal doing porridge, doing bird, banged up

1.4(In soccer, rugby, and other sports) closer to the centre of the field than (another player): [as preposition]: he went inside Graves and scored near the post...

He picked up a long ball on the right wing, cut inside and found himself on the byline, a couple of yards from the Monaco post and goalkeeper.
This play is dirt-simple and works effectively if you have a player that can score inside.
Frings cuts inside from the right and fires the ball at Bierhoff, who swivels and shoots.

2 [preposition] In less than (the period of time specified): the oven will have paid for itself inside 18 months...

Moral of the story: if you can't do something yourself inside a reasonable period of time, pay someone else to do it.
Why was she allowed to be moved into a hospice for so many years when hospices are supposed to be for people who will die naturally inside six months or so?
It is expected that the entire development down to Shanvaghera will be completed inside a few months.

Phrases

inside of

on the inside

Origin

Late Middle English (denoting the interior of the body): from in + side.

单词	inside
释义	inside noun /ɪnˈsʌɪd / 1 [usually in singular] The inner side or surface of something: wipe the inside of the windscreen... He spied the empty margarine tub next to the stove and ran his finger around the inside, licking the remnants greedily from his hands. With this loop you cannot tell which side is the inside and which is the outside. Slice the baguette in half lengthways and brush the inside with the oil, pressing it firmly into the bread. Synonyms interior, inner part, inner side, inner surface; centre, core, middle, heart, nucleus 1.1The part of a road furthest from the centre: overtaking on the inside... David Flores has the mount on Mash One, who breaks from the inside in a field of six. Creon and jockey Timmy Murphy sneaked up the inside to overcome GVA Ireland and win the Pertemps Final. You take risks when you go around the inside, but eight times out of 10 it will win you races. 1.2The part of a path nearer to a wall or further from a road.Years ago a man always walked on the outside of the curb and ladies walked on the inside.... The twisted figure walked on the inside of the sidewalk. 1.3The side of a bend where the edge or surface is shorter: the inside of the bend... Built on the inside of a bend in the river most of the city was below sea level. 2The inner part; the interior: the inside of the car was like an oven... Too sweet a potato will burn on the outside before the inside has a chance to cook. From this, we find that the inside, like the outside, is a bit yellow. The building is pretty much the same on the outside but the inside is very different. 2.1 (insides) informal A person’s stomach and bowels: my insides are out of order... A strange burning in her legs reached up to her stomach and twisted her insides. Joe was attacked and had a massive hole in his body with his insides hanging out. Suddenly there was a weight in my gut as if my insides had fallen asleep; something wasn't quite right but not enough to cause a stir. Synonyms stomach, gut, bowels, intestines; internal organs, viscera, entrails informal belly, tummy, guts, bread basket adjective /ˈɪnsʌɪd / [attributive] 1Situated on or in the inside: an inside pocket... Carry your wallet in an inside pocket, preferably one which can fasten never in your back pocket He tucks it swiftly in the inside pocket of his denim jacket, and will never feel the need to wear a comedy And to ensure she does not lose the ring, she says she will glue it to the inside pocket of her suit. Synonyms inner, interior, internal, inmost, innermost; on the inside 1.1(In hockey, soccer, and other sports) denoting positions nearer to the centre of the field: an inside forward... Johnson has a lot of that in him; he's around the ball a lot, even from his inside position. The quarterback hands the ball off deep in the backfield to create the illusion of an inside zone play. But Snee has proved himself at inside centre and Oldfield has also proved himself. 2Known or done by someone within a group or organization: they were accused of selling shares while in possession of inside information... So not fair how the inside buzz on all things celeb are only for Tinseltownies? Also ahead here, an inside look at one of the most powerful families in American politics. While family members may not respond to these epistles, we do know some of the inside details. Synonyms confidential, classified, restricted, reserved, privileged, private, internal, secret, top secret, exclusive, off the record, not for publication informal hush-hush archaic privy preposition & adverb /ɪnˈsʌɪd / 1Situated within the confines of (something): [as preposition]: a radio was playing inside the flat [as adverb]: Mr Jackson is waiting for you inside... The salty breeze and the large beach are a welcome relief for many who are cooped up inside flats and apartments. It must be freezing out there, or perhaps it's just hot inside the confines of the apartment. A casino and arcade games will also be situated inside the house itself. 1.1Moving so as to end up within (something): [as preposition]: Anatoly reached inside his shirt and brought out a map [as adverb]: we walked inside... I watched as the man in the yellow shirt, still in his seat, reached inside his shirt and pulled out a small red book. He reached inside his shirt and pulled out a small bottle, shaped like a flask. Her smile faded and she reached inside her shirt to touch the Nikolas' medallion. Synonyms indoors, within, in; into the interior, into the house, into the building, into the room 1.2Within (a person’s body or mind), typically with reference to sensations of self-awareness: [as preposition]: she felt a stirring of life inside her I just roll the phrases round inside my head [as adverb]: I was screaming inside... His Blade Soul was annoyed; Asgard felt it as a hot prickling sensation inside his mind. Her mind was still blank, and a small voice from inside her mind was screaming for her to run for the hills. It felt like my insides were on fire and were running around screaming inside my body! Synonyms inwardly, within, secretly, privately, deep down, at heart, in one's heart, in one's mind, emotionally, intuitively, instinctively 1.3 informal In prison: she was sentenced to three years inside... A lot of the prisoners write about how hard it is inside and hopefully when they leave prison they will reflect on this. Some have committed murder while inside and then got a life sentence on top. Synonyms in prison, in jail, in custody, under lock and key; locked up, imprisoned, incarcerated informal behind bars, doing time British informal doing porridge, doing bird, banged up 1.4(In soccer, rugby, and other sports) closer to the centre of the field than (another player): [as preposition]: he went inside Graves and scored near the post... He picked up a long ball on the right wing, cut inside and found himself on the byline, a couple of yards from the Monaco post and goalkeeper. This play is dirt-simple and works effectively if you have a player that can score inside. Frings cuts inside from the right and fires the ball at Bierhoff, who swivels and shoots. 2 [preposition] In less than (the period of time specified): the oven will have paid for itself inside 18 months... Moral of the story: if you can't do something yourself inside a reasonable period of time, pay someone else to do it. Why was she allowed to be moved into a hospice for so many years when hospices are supposed to be for people who will die naturally inside six months or so? It is expected that the entire development down to Shanvaghera will be completed inside a few months. Phrases inside of on the inside Origin Late Middle English (denoting the interior of the body): from in + side.
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