No. 8,155 in German
inland
"Inland" in German means "domestic" or "within the country."
In a sentence
Ich verbringe meinen Urlaub am liebsten im Inland.
I prefer to spend my vacation within the country.
In this context, 'Inland' refers to the interior part of the nation or within its borders.
Im Inland gibt es viele interessante Orte zu entdecken.
There are many interesting places to discover within the country.
Here, 'Inland' indicates domestic locations as opposed to foreign ones.
Die Wirtschaftspolitik konzentriert sich auf Investitionen im Inland.
The economic policy focuses on investments within the country.
In this usage, 'Inland' is employed to signify investments occurring internally in the national boundaries as opposed to abroad.
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