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单词 natural
释义
natural
adjective
uk
/ˈnætʃ.ər.əl/us
/ˈnætʃ.ɚ.əl/

naturaladjective(NOT ARTIFICIAL)

B1
asfoundinnatureand notinvolvinganything made or done bypeople:
天然的，非人为的；非人造的
a naturalsubstance自然物质
People say that breast-feeding isbetterthanbottle-feedingbecause it's more natural.人们认为母乳喂养比用奶瓶喂养好，因为母乳更为天然。
Hediedfrom naturalcauses(= because he wasoldorill).他是自然死亡。
Floods andearthquakesare naturaldisasters.洪水和地震是自然灾害。
C1
A naturalabilityorcharacteristicis one that you werebornwith:
（能力）天生的；（特性）固有的
naturalbeauty自然美
a naturaltalentforsports运动天赋
She's a naturalblonde(= herrealhaircolourisblonde).她天生一头金发。
(of apersonortheirbehaviour)seemingnormalandrelaxed:
"Hi, how are you?" heasked,tryingtosoundnatural.
Hereadsthenewsin a natural,conversationalway.
Naturalfoodordrinkispureand has nochemicalsubstancesaddedto it and isthereforethoughtto behealthy:
（食物或饮品）天然的，纯的，无添加剂的
naturalmineralwater天然矿泉水
naturalingredients天然成分
someone'snatural mother/father/parent
aparentwhocausedsomeone to beborn,althoughpossiblynottheirlegalparentor theparentwhoraisedthem
某人的亲生母亲／父亲／父母
More examples
  • A gooddiethelpsbuildthe body's naturaldefences.
  • If wecontinuetodepletethe earth's naturalresources, we willcauseseriousdamageto theenvironment.
  • It was her naturalelegancethatstruckme.
  • Thegardenhas beendesignedtoharmonizewith the naturallandscape.
  • She haddiedof naturalcauses.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Natural and artificial
  • anti-natural
  • artificial
  • artificiality
  • artificially
  • biodynamic
  • freshness
  • God-given
  • imitation
  • inauthentic
  • make no claim to besomethingidiom
  • mock
  • rawness
  • refined
  • simulated
  • synthetic
  • synthetically
  • unnaturally
  • unprocessed
  • untamed
  • untouched
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Innate and congenital
Exciting and interesting
Habitual and customary
Various qualities of food
Parents & children

naturaladjective(EXPECTED)

B2
normalorexpected:
正常的；平常的；当然的
Ofcourseyou'reupset- it's only natural.当然你会难受——这一点儿也不奇怪。
It's naturalthatyou shouldfeelanxiouswhen you firstleavehome.你第一次离开家感觉焦虑是很正常的。
It'squitenaturaltoexperiencea fewdoubtsjust before you getmarried.结婚前你会产生些许疑虑，这是很自然的。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
normal
  • normalTemperatures are well above normal today.
  • usualI went to bed at my usual time.
  • ordinaryThe magazine has stories about ordinary people rather than celebrities.
  • standardIt's standard practice for surgeons to wear gloves.
  • naturalIt's completely natural to feel anxious on your first day at a new school.
  • typicalHe was a typical teenager - arguing with his parents and staying out late.
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More examples
  • Loss ofmemoryis a naturalconcomitantofoldage.
  • Unhappiness waswoveninto the naturalfabricof people'slives.
  • It's only natural that you shouldworryaboutyourchildren.
  • She'd alwaysworkedwitholdpeoplesobecominganursewas a naturalprogression.
  • Ithinkacertainamountofworryaboutworkis very natural, but you've got tokeepit inproportion.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Habitual and customary
  • accustomed
  • all in a day's workidiom
  • as a (general) ruleidiom
  • as a matter of courseidiom
  • as per usual/normalidiom
  • knee-jerk
  • mainstreaming
  • make it a ruleidiom
  • mechanical
  • more often than notidiom
  • naturally
  • nine
  • prevail
  • pro forma
  • regulation
  • rule
  • surprise
  • surprise, surpriseidiom
  • trad
  • usu.
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naturaladjective(MUSIC)

[after noun]
(of amusicalnote) notsharporflat:
（音符）还原的，本位音的
E naturalE 本位音
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Notes of the musical scale
  • A, a
  • B, b
  • C, c
  • D, d
  • doh
  • flat
  • half step
  • high doh
  • la
  • lah
  • major
  • mi
  • middle C
  • register
  • scale
  • semitone
  • soh
  • sol
  • sol-fa
  • te
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natural
noun[C]
informal
uk
/ˈnætʃ.ər.əl/us
/ˈnætʃ.ɚ.əl/
someone who wasbornwith therightcharacteristicsorabilitiesfor doing aparticularthing:
天生具有…才能的人，有…天赋的人
She won't have anytroubleslearningtorideahorse- you canseeshe's a natural.她学习骑马不会有任何困难——可以看得出她天生就是个骑手。
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Experts and specialists
  • academician
  • artist
  • authority
  • boffin
  • child prodigy
  • doyen
  • doyenne
  • historiographer
  • hotshot
  • knowsomethinginside outidiom
  • lapidary
  • literati
  • pyrotechnician
  • Renaissance man
  • savant
  • semiotician
  • skilled
  • whizz
  • wonder
  • wunderkind
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natural
adverb
informal
uk
/ˈnætʃ.ər.əl/us
/ˈnætʃ.ɚ.əl/
in a way that isnormalandrelaxed:
You'resupposedtoactnatural when we'rerecordingthevideo.
See also
naturally
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Exciting and interesting
  • absorbing
  • action-packed
  • adventurous
  • alley
  • arresting
  • bracing
  • coruscating
  • excitingly
  • exhilarating
  • fancifully
  • fascinating
  • fast lane
  • rip-roaring
  • riveting
  • romantic
  • romantically
  • rousing
  • Roy of the Rovers stuff
  • sensationally
  • spectacularly
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Habitual and customary
(Definition ofnaturalfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
natural
adjective
uk
/ˈnætʃ.ər.əl/us
/ˈnætʃ.ɚ.əl/

naturaladjective(NOT ARTIFICIAL)

B1
asfoundinnatureand notinvolvinganything made or done bypeople
天然的，非人为的；非人造的
a naturalsubstance自然物质
People say that breast-feeding isbetterthanbottle-feedingbecause it's more natural.人们认为母乳喂养比用奶瓶喂养好，因为母乳更为天然。
Hediedfrom naturalcauses(= because he wasoldorill).他是自然死亡。
Floods andearthquakesare naturaldisasters.洪水和地震是自然灾害。
C1
A naturalabilityorcharacteristicis one that you werebornwith.
（能力）天生的；（特性）固有的
naturalbeauty自然美
a naturaltalentforsports运动天赋
She's a naturalblonde(= herrealhaircolourisblonde).她天生一头金发。
Naturalfoodordrinkispureand has nochemicalsubstancesaddedto it and isthereforethoughtto behealthy.
（食物或饮品）天然的，纯的，无添加剂的
naturalmineralwater天然矿泉水
naturalingredients天然成分
sb'snatural mother/father/parent
aparentwhocausedsomeone to beborn,althoughpossiblynottheirlegalparentor theparentwhoraisedthem
某人的亲生母亲／父亲／父母
More examples
  • A gooddiethelpsbuildthe body's naturaldefences.
  • If wecontinuetodepletethe earth's naturalresources, we willcauseseriousdamageto theenvironment.
  • It was her natural elegance thatstruckme.
  • Thegardenhas beendesignedtoharmonizewith the naturallandscape.
  • She haddiedof naturalcauses.

naturaladjective(EXPECTED)

B2
normalorexpected
正常的；平常的；当然的
Ofcourseyou'reupset- it's only natural.当然你会难受——这一点儿也不奇怪。
It's naturalthatyou shouldfeelanxiouswhen you firstleavehome.你第一次离开家感觉焦虑是很正常的。
It'squitenaturaltoexperiencea fewdoubtsjust before you getmarried.结婚前你会产生些许疑虑，这是很自然的。
More examples
  • Loss ofmemoryis a naturalconcomitantofoldage.
  • Unhappiness waswoveninto the naturalfabricof people'slives.
  • It's only natural that you shouldworryaboutyourchildren.
  • She'd alwaysworkedwitholdpeoplesobecominganursewas a naturalprogression.
  • Ithinkacertainamountofworryaboutworkis very natural, but you've got tokeepit inproportion.

naturaladjective(MUSIC)

[after noun]
(of amusicalnote) notsharporflat
（音符）还原的，本位音的
E naturalE 本位音
natural
noun[C]
informal
uk
/ˈnætʃ.ər.əl/us
/ˈnætʃ.ɚ.əl/
someone who wasbornwith therightcharacteristicsorabilitiesfor doing aparticularthing
天生具有…才能的人，有…天赋的人
She won't have anytroubleslearningtorideahorse- you canseeshe's a natural.她学习骑马不会有任何困难——可以看得出她天生就是个骑手。

natural| American Dictionary

natural
adjective
us
/ˈnætʃ·ər·əl/

naturaladjective(NOT ARTIFICIAL)

fromnature; notartificialorinvolvinganything made orcausedbypeople:
Cotton is a naturalfiber.
Hediedof naturalcauses(= because he wasoldorill).
Floods andearthquakesare naturaldisasters.
Iffoodordrinkisdescribedas natural, itmeansit has noartificialchemicalsubstancesaddedto it.

naturaladjective(BORN WITH)

having anabilityorcharacteristicbecause you werebornwith it:
a naturalathlete
a naturalblonde

naturaladjective(EXPECTED)

to beexpected;usual:
a naturalreaction
[+ to infinitive]It’s only natural to beupsetwhenyourdogdies.

naturaladjective(MUSIC)

[not gradable]musicus/ˈnætʃ·ər·əl/
(of writtenmusic) having nosharporflat:
a B natural
a naturalscale
natural
noun[C]
us
/ˈnætʃ·ər·əl/

naturalnoun[C](MUSIC)

musicus/ˈnætʃ·ər·əl/
amarkin writtenmusicthatshowsthat anoteshouldreturntoitsoriginalpitch

naturalnoun[C](PERSON BORN WITH)

infml
apersonbornwith thecharacteristicsorabilitiesneededfor doing something:
She won’t have anytroublelearningtorideahorse– she’s a natural.
(Definition ofnaturalfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

natural| Business English

natural
adjective
uk
/ˈnætʃərəl/us
asfoundinnature, and notinvolvinganything made or done bypeople:
natural flavourings/foods/ingredientsOver 50% of allcosmeticsproductsin theChinesemarketareadvertisedas consisting of naturalingredients.
They areimplementingamajoreconomicrecoveryprogrammeafter the country's worst-evernaturaldisaster.
normalorexpected:
Havingseenthevalueoftheirsharescollapse, it was only natural forshareholderstocomplain.
For thecustomer,the naturalchoiceis arepaymentmortgage, not anendowment.
used todescribeanabilityor acharacteristicthat someone wasbornwith:
He was anaturalleader.
(Definition ofnaturalfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofnatural

natural
Such a function represents a partial function on naturals, where the proof of even (n) may be seen as a precondition.
From theCambridge English Corpus
There is no real difference between the usual first-order objects of the mathematical discourse - such as naturals, sets and so forth - and the proof objects.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The naturals are simple to enumerate, and there clearly exists a bijection between the naturals and the rationals; but this bijection is not simple to compute.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The third type, a logarithm (base 2, base 10, ornatural) of the unsigned fold change, is undoubtedly the most tractable.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Innaturalpopulations, lifespan and reproductive period are thought to co-evolve.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The distinctions which associate the masculine with the intellectual and the feminine with the non-intellectual are acknowledged to be social rather thannatural.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The use of peptides that differ from those resulting fromnaturalintracellular processing has previously given rise to similar problems.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Instead, they developnaturalimmunity against the different serotypes, though this immunity gradually declines with old age.
From theCambridge English Corpus
There is some evidence that early exposure to highnaturallevels of cat allergens can prevent such an inappropriate immune response.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Scientists have worked on gaining clearer and better-grounded beliefs about thenaturalworld.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Resentment was thus thenaturalcorollary of enforcement, especially of strictures so otherworldly.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Money and bureaucracy had replaced the workings of nature andnaturalfeelings.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Their argument is thatnaturalselection is a mechanism, and therefore a cause, of evolution.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Mynaturalreaction to that is not good.
From theCambridge English Corpus
What is the function of this "natural," ethical order?
From theCambridge English Corpus
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