Okay, the user wants me to translate "inward curve" into Dutch. Let me start by understanding the term. "Inward" can be translated as "inwaarts" or "naar binnen," and "curve" is "bocht" or "kromme." Depending on the context, the translation might vary. If it's a technical term, like in engineering or design, "inwaartse bocht" might be more appropriate. But if it's a general description, "naar binnen gerichte kromme" could work. I need to check if there's a standard Dutch term for this. Maybe looking up similar terms in Dutch technical documents would help. However, since the user didn't provide context, I should stick to the most direct translation. "Inward curve" as a noun phrase would likely be "inwaartse bocht" or "kromme naar binnen." But I should ensure that the translation is accurate. Let me confirm: "inward" as an adjective modifying "curve." In Dutch, adjectives usually come after the noun, but in this case, since it's a noun phrase, maybe "bocht naar binnen" is more natural. Alternatively, "inwaartse kromme." Hmm, I think "inwaartse bocht" is the most straightforward translation. I'll go with that unless there's a more common term. Since the user wants just the translation without explanations, I'll provide "inwaartse bocht" as the result.
inwaartse bocht
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