No. 888 in Spanish
interno
"Interno" means "internal" or "inmate" depending on context.
In a sentence
El equipo interno de ingeniería está trabajando en el proyecto.
The internal engineering team is working on the project.
'Interno' here is used as an adjective to describe the team as being part of the internal structure or organization.
Durante la reunión, discutimos nuestros conflictos internos.
During the meeting, we discussed our internal conflicts.
'Internos' modifies 'conflictos' and indicates that the conflicts are within the group or entity itself.
Ella está realizando una pasantía como médico interno en el hospital.
She is doing an internship as an intern doctor in the hospital.
'Interno' refers to someone who is currently in a specific learning or trainee position within an institution.
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