From root: loob
Usage Note
Panloob describes anything located on the inside or used internally. It is also the standard term for underwear when referring to clothing.
Examples
" Nasira ang panloob na bahagi. "
Natural Translation
The inner part broke.
Literal Translation
Broke the internal that part.
" Malinis ang panloob na disenyo. "
Natural Translation
The internal design is clean.
Literal Translation
Clean the internal that design.
" Inayos ng mekaniko ang panloob na makina bago niya buksan ang takip ng kotse. "
Natural Translation
The mechanic fixed the internal engine before he opened the car's hood.
Literal Translation
Fixed by-the mechanic the internal that engine before he open the cover of car.
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