within

From Old English 'wiðinnan', meaning 'from inside'.

ADP (1)
[/wɪˈðɪn/en-US]
内部で common / 中で common / 内で common
Synonyms inside common , in common
Antonyms outside

Inside the limits, boundaries, or scope of something. This can refer to physical space, a period of time, or an abstract concept like a set of rules or expectations.

  • The package should arrive within three business days. — This indicates a time limit.
  • Keep your pets within the fenced yard. — This refers to a physical boundary.
  • The decision falls within the mayor's authority. — This describes the scope of power or responsibility.
  • We are working within a tight budget. — This refers to financial constraints.
ADV (1)
[/wɪˈðɪn/en-US]
内部的に formal / 内側に formal / 中で common
Synonyms internally formal
Antonyms externally

Inside; internally; in or to the interior. Used when the context of the location is already understood or implied, or when referring to one's own mind or being.

  • He chose to remain within for the evening. — This means he stayed indoors.
  • There's a strength that comes from within. — This refers to an internal, personal source.
  • She heard a strange noise from within. — This implies the noise came from inside a building or structure.