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单词 naturally
释义
naturally
adverb
uk
/ˈnætʃ.ər.əl.i/us
/ˈnætʃ.ɚ.əl.i/

naturallyadverb(LIFE)

C1
happeningorexistingaspartofnatureand not made or done bypeople:
自然地
Ahealthybodywill beabletofightoff theillnessnaturally without the use ofmedicine.健康的身体无需药物，自身便能抵御疾病。
C2
having anabilityorcharacteristicfrombirth:
生来，天生地
He's naturallyfunny- he doesn'tevenhave totry.他生来就很风趣——根本用不着刻意表现。
come naturally (tosomeone)
C1
If aparticularskillcomes naturally (to you), you areableto do iteasily, with littleeffortorlearning:
（某人）似乎天生就会，轻而易举地做
Dancingseemedto come naturally to her.她似乎生来就会跳舞。
More examples
  • Doesyourhaircurlnaturally, or is it permed?
  • Mosttoxinsare naturallyexcretedfrom thebody.
  • Mineralsoccurnaturally in the earth'scrust.
  • She has a naturallypalecomplexionanddarkhair.
  • He's naturally good at allsports.
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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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Skilled, talented and able
Easiness and simplicity

naturallyadverb(EXPECTED)

B2
as you wouldexpect:
当然
Naturally wewanttoseeas fewjoblossesin theindustryaspossible.当然我们希望这一行业中失业的人越少越好。
"You will beniceto her, won't you?" "Naturally."(= Yes,obviously.)“你会好好待她的，是吧？”“那当然。”
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
  • natural
  • nine
  • prevail
  • pro forma
  • regulation
  • rule
  • surprise
  • surprise, surpriseidiom
  • trad
  • usu.
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naturallyadverb(NORMALLY)

B2
in anormalway:
自然地
Relax andtrytobehavenaturally.放松，举止自然点。
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
  • natural
  • nine
  • prevail
  • pro forma
  • regulation
  • rule
  • surprise
  • surprise, surpriseidiom
  • trad
  • usu.
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(Definition ofnaturallyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

naturally| American Dictionary

naturally
adverb
us
/ˈnætʃ·ər·ə·li/

naturallyadverb(AS EXPECTED)

as you wouldexpect; in ausualoreasyway:
Exercising should come as naturally asbrushingyourteeth.
Naturally, we have toarriveearly to get thebestseats.
"You will bepolitewhen youspeakto her, won’t you?" "Naturally(= Yes,obviously)."

naturallyadverb(NOT ARTIFICIAL)

happeningorexistingaspartofnatureand not made orcausedbypeople:
naturallycurlyhair

naturallyadverb(BORN WITH)

because of anabilityorcharacteristicthat you werebornwith:
a naturallytalentedartist
(Definition ofnaturallyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofnaturally

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I shall consider it first; it will leadnaturallyto what is involved in the 'learning to forget' that is part of selective amnesia.
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His concern with the power poets wield issuesnaturallyin a concern with the way power operates in politics itself.
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An evaluation such as this isnaturallylimited by personal experience.
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One description of imprinting, especially as it occursnaturally, is that the young animal is acquiring a concept of 'family member' or 'conspecific'.
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Thus, the bishop, whonaturallyfavoured a precinct that was conveniently placed, sought to find solutions to the problem.
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What followsnaturallyhas no pretension to rectify this imbalance, nor to carry out what could constitute a whole series of research programmes.
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The tasks of the editor and biographer ought to be complementary, with those of the former leadingnaturallyto those of the latter.
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Naturallythese rules were and still are interpreted for the economic convenience of society.
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Neither models, nor procedures, nor methodsnaturallyarise.
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Often the places that accumulate nutrients, and so arenaturallyfavoured, are also the most vulnerable.
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Naturallythe male's reproductive success rises with the number of females on his territory: but this is not the case for the females themselves.
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With the number of environmental regulations escalating, companies havenaturallyturned to outside services for help and advice.
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Summing over all segmentationsnaturallyallows for overlapping sites and the 'profile' quantifies the competition between different factors for the same bases.
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They felt that their students are in the caring field and" oughtnaturallyto empathise with students with severe learning difficulties".
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Such a representation translatesnaturallyinto a model of diachronic change.
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