external
1 of 2adjective/ɪkˈstɝnəl/
1
located on the outer surface of something
B2- The building’s external walls were insulated to improve energy efficiency.
- She used an external microphone to capture high-quality audio for her podcast recordings.
- She inspected the car for any external damage after the accident.
- The external surface of the container was coated to prevent rust.
Antonyms:
2
relating to a source outside a specific situation or context
- During a business negotiation, external factors such as market conditions and economic trends can influence the outcome.
- External influences, such as cultural norms and societal expectations, can shape individual behavior.
- The government implemented measures to attract external investment and boost economic growth.
3
related to the outer layer or structure of something
- The external appearance of the building was impressive, with its modern architecture and sleek design.
- The house’s external design combines modern and traditional architectural elements.
- The external structure of the spacecraft was designed to withstand the extreme conditions of space.
4
involving or relating to other countries
Synonyms:
5
appearing superficial or concerned only with outward aspects