inwards in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for inwards in the English»Spanish Dictionary

inwards [Am ˈɪnwərdz, Brit ˈɪnwədz] ADV Brit

inwards → inward

See also inward

I.inward [Am ˈɪnwərd, Brit ˈɪnwəd] ADJ

1. inward (toward inside):

inward curve

hacia adentro

the inward mail

la correspondencia que llega or que se recibe

2. inward (private, mental):

inward torment/serenity

interior

what she said moved me to inward laughter

lo que dijo hizo que me riera para mis adentros or en mi fuero interno

II. Brit also inwards ADV

1. Brit also inwards (toward inside):

Brit also inwards move/bend

hacia adentro

Brit also inwards travel

hacia el interior

“goods inward”

“entrada f de mercancías”

2. Brit also inwards (toward mind, spirit):

meditation involves looking inward

la meditación exige introspección

I.inward [Am ˈɪnwərd, Brit ˈɪnwəd] ADJ

1. inward (toward inside):

inward curve

hacia adentro

the inward mail

la correspondencia que llega or que se recibe

2. inward (private, mental):

inward torment/serenity

interior

what she said moved me to inward laughter

lo que dijo hizo que me riera para mis adentros or en mi fuero interno

II. Brit also inwards ADV

1. Brit also inwards (toward inside):

Brit also inwards move/bend

hacia adentro

Brit also inwards travel

hacia el interior

“goods inward”

“entrada f de mercancías”

2. Brit also inwards (toward mind, spirit):

meditation involves looking inward

la meditación exige introspección

inward-looking [Am ˈɪnwərdˌlʊkɪŋ, Brit ˈɪnwədlʊkɪŋ] ADJ

inward-looking person/personality:

inward-looking

encerrado en sí mismo

inward-looking

introvertido

we should try to become less inward-looking

deberíamos mirarnos menos el ombligo

Translations for inwards in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

la puerta se abre hacia adentro

the door opens inward(s)

mirarse el ombligo

to be inward-looking

inwards in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for inwards in the English»Spanish Dictionary

inwards [ˈɪnwədz, Am -wɚds] ADV

inwards

hacia adentro

inwards

para dentro

inward [ˈɪnwəd, Am -wɚd] ADJ

1. inward:

inward trade

interior

inward investment

interno, -a

2. inward:

inward (inmost)

interior

inward (personal)

íntimo, -a

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The troops would typically be seated on individual seats down either side facing inwards.

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Residential areas were designed to face inwards towards gardens and nature rather than out towards traffic.

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All of the atrial siphons point inwards, emptying into a single, common cloaca in the centre of the cylinder.

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The positions on the east had withdrawn inwards, but were still intact.

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Between the two round towers is a solid tower projecting inwards only.

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The margin of the cap is rolled inwards when young, but unrolls and elevates as it matures.

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Players race their pieces around the board, spiralling inwards to be the first to get all of their pieces to the centre.

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The face offs were at a right angle to today's practice, the centre men facing inwards from the sides of the rink.

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Dancers separately, and as couples, faced outwards to the spectators as much as they faced inwards.

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The width of the lines bounding the court should not be more than measured and drawn inwards from the edge of the court measurements.

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