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🔑insidein·side1 /ɪnˈsaɪd / ( inside of) preposition , adverb - in or to the inner part or surface of something在（或向）…内；在（或向）…里◆We'd better stay inside until the rain stops.我们最好待在里面，等雨停了再出去。◆It's getting cold. Let's go inside.天越来越冷了。我们进去吧。◆Is there anything inside the box?盒子里有什么东西吗？◆inside a building在大楼里 OPP outside
- in less than the amount of time mentioned（时间）少于，在…以内◆Your photos will be ready inside of an hour.你的照片一小时内就能洗好。
- (informal) in prison在牢里
🔑insidein·side2 /ɪnˈsaɪd / noun - [countable] the inner part or surface of something内部；内侧；里面◆The insides of the windows need a good cleaning.窗户内侧需要好好清洁一下。◆The door was locked from the inside.门从里面反锁住了。 OPP outside
- [singular] ( insides /ɪnˈsaɪdz / [plural] ) (informal) the inner parts of something, especially a body or a machine（物体的）内部件（尤指内脏或机器内芯）◆Have you ever seen the insides of a computer?你见过计算机的内芯吗？
 ●inside out- with the inner surface on the outside里面朝外◆You've got your shirt on inside out.你把衬衣里外穿反了。
- very well, in great detail很好；很详细◆She knows these streets inside out.她对这些街道了如指掌。
🔑insidein·side3 /ˈɪnsaɪd / adjective (only before a noun只用于名词前) - in or on the inner part or surface of something在…内的；在内侧的；里面的◆the inside pocket of a jacket夹克衫的里袋◆the inside pages of a newspaper报纸的内页 OPP outside
- (used about information, etc.) told secretly by someone who belongs to a group, organization, etc.（信息等）内部的◆The robbers had some inside information about the bank's security system.劫匪得到了有关银行安全系统的一些内部信息。
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