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单词 natural
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natural

He told me a natural ability will only take you so far.He has found a very good natural habitat.It gave great coverage for dark circles while looking natural.Business for me is a natural thing.What could be more natural than the two architects of that ascent allowing all their petty grievances to overflow?It's natural for people to feel a stronger sense of belonging in smaller groups.And it's why lounging on soft sand by a lapping tropical lagoon feels so natural.When she took to the wheel like a natural, her father was not surprised.Grief is a powerful feeling, bereavement is as natural a life process as the passing of the seasons.The emergence of antibiotic resistance is a product of natural selection.Watch aquatic creatures in their natural habitat.My life is about education and enthusing people about the natural world.We look and feel like a natural party of permanent opposition.And then she looked straight up and went on in her natural manner.This natural looking move seems to be new.Some proposals appear to be natural winners.His natural father married three times before dying of a heart attack.You sense that he is seeking a balance between these two natural impulses of the coaching mind.It seemed to flow in a natural way.That simply means the most natural position for your back.You understand other people so well and will be a natural team leader.Very scary feeling that all his natural life is gone.They bring natural ability and we provide the technical depth and knowledge.Whether these flights were acts of bravery or their natural behaviour is somethingyou can argue about.The most natural human instinct in the face of peril is to fly.The natural look is what you have when you wake up.Is there anything natural that could help?He's one of those guys who is a natural music person.

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natural

British English: natural /ˈnætʃrəl; -tʃərəl/ ADJECTIVE
If you say that it is natural for someone to act in a particular way, you mean that it is reasonable in the circumstances.
It is only natural for young people to want excitement.
  • American English: natural
  • Arabic: طَبِيعِيٌّ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: natural
  • Chinese: 自然的
  • Croatian: prirodan
  • Czech: přirozený
  • Danish: naturlig
  • Dutch: natuurlijk
  • European Spanish: natural
  • Finnish: luonnollinen
  • French: naturel
  • German: natürlich
  • Greek: φυσικός
  • Italian: naturale
  • Japanese: 当然の
  • Korean: 자연의
  • Norwegian: naturlig
  • Polish: naturalny
  • European Portuguese: natural
  • Romanian: natural
  • Russian: естественный
  • Latin American Spanish: natural
  • Swedish: naturlig
  • Thai: ธรรมชาติ
  • Turkish: doğal
  • Ukrainian: природний
  • Vietnamese: tự nhiên

Chinese translation of 'natural'

natural

(ˈnætʃrəl)

adj

  1. (= normal) 正常的 (zhèngcháng de)
  2. (= instinctive) [inclination, instinct] 出于(於)本性的 (chūyú běnxìng de)
  3. (= innate) [flair, aptitude, talent] 天生的 (tiānshēng de)
  4. (= unaffected) [person, manner] 自然的 (zìrán de)
    1. (= not man-made) [material, product, food] 天然的 (tiānrán de)
    2. [disaster] 大自然的 (dàzìrán de)
  5. (Mus) 本位音的 (běnwèiyīn de)
  6. (= biological) [father, parent, sister] 亲(親)生的 (qīnshēng de)
    it's natural to worry about one's children 担(擔)心自己的孩子是很自然的 (dānxīn zìjǐ de háizi shì hěn zìrán de)
    it is natural for us to want excitement 对(對)我们(們)来(來)说(說),寻(尋)求刺激是很自然的 (duì wǒmen lái shuō, xúnqiú cìjī shì hěn zìrán de)
    to die of natural causes 自然死亡 (zìrán sǐwáng)
    Martin is a natural musician 马(馬)丁是个(個)天生的音乐(樂)家 (Mǎdīng shì gè tiānshēng de yīnyuèjiā)

All related terms of 'natural'

(adjective) 
Definition
as is normal or to be expected
A period of depression is a natural response to bereavement.
Synonyms
logical
There was a logical explanation.
normal
reasonable
He's a reasonable sort of chap.
valid
Both sides have made valid points.
legitimate
That's a perfectly legitimate fear.
(adjective) 
Definition
as is normal or to be expected
It's not natural to feel anxious all the time.
Synonyms
normal
The two countries have resumed normal diplomatic relations.
The hospital claimed they were simply following their normal procedure.
common
Earthquakes are fairly common in this part of the world.
stock
National security is the stock excuse for keeping things confidential.
standard
It was standard practice for them to advise in cases of murder.
established
regular
Children are encouraged to make reading a regular routine.
usual
She's smiling her usual, friendly smile.
ordinary
It was just an ordinary day for us.
typical
typical pastimes such as watching films and reading
routine
a series of routine medical tests
everyday
an exhilarating escape from the drudgery of everyday life
accustomed
He took up his accustomed position at the fire.
customary
It is customary to offer a drink or a snack to guests.
commonplace
The practice was virtually unheard of twenty years ago, but has now become commonplace.
habitual
He soon recovered his habitual geniality.
run-of-the-mill
I was a run-of-the-mill kind of student.
unexceptional
a pretty unexceptional bunch of players
Opposites
strange
,
abnormal
,
irregular
,
out of the ordinary
,
untypical
(adjective) 
Definition
not acquired
He has a natural flair for business.
Synonyms
innate
As a race, they have an innate sense of fairness.
native
Her conversation revealed no education but much native wit and shrewdness.
characteristic
indigenous
inherent
the dangers inherent in an outbreak of war
natal
instinctive
It's an instinctive reaction. If a child falls you pick it up.
intuitive
A positive pregnancy test soon confirmed her intuitive feelings.
congenital
She has a congenital disease.
inborn
It is clear that the ability to smile is inborn.
immanent
hierarchy as the immanent principle of Western society
in your blood
hard-wired
essential
Two essential elements must be proven: motive and opportunity.
(adjective) 
Definition
genuine or spontaneous
Jan's sister was as natural and friendly as the rest of the family.
Synonyms
unaffected
this unaffected, charming couple
open
She has an open, trusting nature.
frank
They had a frank discussion about the issue.
genuine
There was genuine joy in the room.
spontaneous
candid
a candid account of her life in the limelight
unpretentious
The Tides Inn is both comfortable and unpretentious.
unsophisticated
He was quite unsophisticated in the ways of the world.
dinkum (Australian, New Zealand, informal)
He was a fair dinkum bloke with no pretensions.
artless
his artless air and charming smile
ingenuous
He seemed too ingenuous for a reporter.
real
the smell of real leather
simple
He was as simple as a child.
unstudied
Opposites
affected
,
assumed
,
artificial
,
unnatural
,
counterfeit
,
feigned
,
phoney or phony (informal)
,
false
(adjective) 
Definition
not synthetic
He prefers to use high quality natural produce.
Synonyms
pure
The ancient alchemists tried to transmute base metals into pure gold.
real
plain
raw
two ships carrying raw sugar
organic
Organic farming is expanding everywhere.
crude
8.5 million tonnes of crude steel
wholesome
whole
unrefined
the price of unrefined oil as it comes out of the ground
unbleached
unprocessed
unpolished
unmixed
chemical-free
additive-free
pesticide-free
Opposites
processed
,
manufactured
,
synthetic
,
unnatural
,
false

Additional synonyms

in the sense of accustomed
Definition
usual or customary
He took up his accustomed position at the fire.
Synonyms
usual,
established,
expected,
general,
common,
standard,
set,
traditional,
normal,
fixed,
regular,
ordinary,
familiar,
conventional,
routine,
everyday,
customary,
habitual,
wonted
in the sense of artless
Definition
natural or unpretentious
his artless air and charming smile
Synonyms
natural,
simple,
fair,
frank,
plain,
pure,
open,
round,
true,
direct,
genuine,
humble,
straightforward,
sincere,
honest,
candid,
unaffected,
upfront (informal),
unpretentious,
unadorned,
dinkum (Australian, New Zealand, informal),
guileless,
uncontrived,
undesigning
in the sense of candid
Definition
honest and straightforward in speech or behaviour
a candid account of her life in the limelight
Synonyms
honest,
just,
open,
truthful,
fair,
plain,
straightforward,
blunt,
sincere,
outspoken,
downright,
impartial,
forthright,
upfront (informal),
unequivocal,
unbiased,
guileless,
unprejudiced,
free,
round,
frank,
ingenuous

Synonyms of 'natural'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of common
Definition
frequently encountered
Earthquakes are fairly common in this part of the world.
Synonyms
usual,
standard,
daily,
regular,
ordinary,
familiar,
plain,
conventional,
routine,
frequent,
everyday,
customary,
commonplace,
vanilla (slang),
habitual,
run-of-the-mill,
humdrum,
stock,
workaday,
bog-standard (British, Irish, slang),
a dime a dozen
in the sense of commonplace
Definition
dull or unoriginal
The practice was virtually unheard of twenty years ago, but has now become commonplace.
Synonyms
everyday,
common,
ordinary,
widespread,
pedestrian,
customary,
mundane,
vanilla (slang),
banal,
run-of-the-mill,
humdrum,
dime-a-dozen (informal),
trite,
uninteresting
in the sense of congenital
Definition
(of an abnormal condition) existing at birth but not inherited
She has a congenital disease.
Synonyms
inborn,
innate,
inherent,
hereditary,
natural,
constitutional,
inherited,
inbred,
hard-wired
in the sense of crude
Definition
in a natural or unrefined state
8.5 million tonnes of crude steel
Synonyms
unrefined,
natural,
raw,
unprocessed,
unpolished,
unmilled,
unprepared
in the sense of customary
Definition
usual
It is customary to offer a drink or a snack to guests.
Synonyms
usual,
general,
common,
accepted,
established,
traditional,
normal,
ordinary,
familiar,
acknowledged,
conventional,
routine,
everyday
in the sense of dinkum
Definition
genuine or right
He was a fair dinkum bloke with no pretensions.
Synonyms
genuine,
honest,
natural,
frank,
sincere,
candid,
upfront (informal),
artless,
guileless
in the sense of essential
Definition
basic or fundamental
Two essential elements must be proven: motive and opportunity.
Synonyms
fundamental,
main,
basic,
radical,
key,
principal,
constitutional,
cardinal,
inherent,
elementary,
innate,
hard-wired,
intrinsic,
elemental,
immanent
in the sense of everyday
Definition
suitable for or used on ordinary days
an exhilarating escape from the drudgery of everyday life
Synonyms
ordinary,
common,
usual,
familiar,
conventional,
routine,
dull,
stock,
accustomed,
customary,
commonplace,
mundane,
vanilla (slang),
banal,
habitual,
run-of-the-mill,
unimaginative,
workaday,
unexceptional,
bog-standard (British, Irish, slang),
common or garden (informal),
dime-a-dozen (informal),
wonted
in the sense of frank
Definition
honest and straightforward in speech or attitude
They had a frank discussion about the issue.
Synonyms
candid,
open,
free,
round,
direct,
plain,
straightforward,
blunt,
outright,
sincere,
outspoken,
honest,
downright,
truthful,
forthright,
upfront (informal),
unrestricted,
plain-spoken,
unreserved,
artless,
ingenuous,
straight from the shoulder (informal)
in the sense of genuine
Definition
sincerely felt
There was genuine joy in the room.
Synonyms
heartfelt,
sincere,
honest,
earnest,
real,
true,
frank,
unaffected,
wholehearted,
unadulterated,
unalloyed,
unfeigned

Additional synonyms

in the sense of habitual
Definition
done regularly and repeatedly
He soon recovered his habitual geniality.
Synonyms
customary,
normal,
usual,
common,
standard,
natural,
traditional,
fixed,
regular,
ordinary,
familiar,
routine,
accustomed,
wonted
in the sense of immanent
Definition
present within and throughout something
hierarchy as the immanent principle of Western society
Synonyms
inherent,
innate,
intrinsic,
natural,
internal,
indigenous,
subjective,
congenital,
inborn,
hard-wired,
indwelling
in the sense of inborn
Definition
existing from birth
It is clear that the ability to smile is inborn.
Synonyms
natural,
inherited,
inherent,
hereditary,
instinctive,
innate,
intuitive,
ingrained,
congenital,
inbred,
native,
immanent,
in your blood,
hard-wired,
connate
in the sense of ingenuous
Definition
frank and straightforward
He seemed too ingenuous for a reporter.
Synonyms
naive,
open,
trusting,
simple,
frank,
plain,
innocent,
sincere,
honest,
candid,
childlike,
unsophisticated,
unreserved,
artless,
guileless,
unstudied,
trustful
in the sense of inherent
Definition
existing as an inseparable part
the dangers inherent in an outbreak of war
Synonyms
intrinsic,
natural,
basic,
central,
essential,
native,
fundamental,
underlying,
hereditary,
instinctive,
innate,
ingrained,
elemental,
congenital,
inborn,
inbred,
inbuilt,
immanent,
hard-wired,
connate,
inherited,
in your blood
in the sense of instinctive
Definition
done or happening without any logical thought
It's an instinctive reaction. If a child falls you pick it up.
Synonyms
natural,
inborn,
automatic,
unconscious,
mechanical,
native,
inherent,
spontaneous,
reflex,
innate,
intuitive,
subconscious,
involuntary,
visceral,
unthinking,
instinctual,
unlearned,
hard-wired,
unpremeditated,
intuitional
in the sense of intuitive
Definition
of, possessing, or resulting from intuition
A positive pregnancy test soon confirmed her intuitive feelings.
Synonyms
instinctive,
spontaneous,
innate,
involuntary,
instinctual,
untaught,
unreflecting,
hard-wired
in the sense of legitimate
Definition
based on correct or acceptable principles of reasoning
That's a perfectly legitimate fear.
Synonyms
reasonable,
just,
correct,
sensible,
valid,
warranted,
logical,
justifiable,
well-founded,
admissible
in the sense of native
Definition
natural or inborn
Her conversation revealed no education but much native wit and shrewdness.
Synonyms
original,
natural,
built-in,
inherited,
inherent,
natal,
hereditary,
instinctive,
innate,
intrinsic,
endemic,
ingrained,
congenital,
inveterate,
inbred,
immanent,
hard-wired,
genuine
in the sense of open
Definition
honest and frank
She has an open, trusting nature.
Synonyms
frank,
direct,
natural,
plain,
innocent,
straightforward,
sincere,
transparent,
honest,
candid,
truthful,
upfront (informal),
plain-spoken,
above board,
unreserved,
artless,
ingenuous,
guileless,
straight from the shoulder (informal),
opN

Additional synonyms

in the sense of ordinary
Definition
usual or normal
It was just an ordinary day for us.
Synonyms
usual,
standard,
normal,
common,
established,
settled,
regular,
familiar,
household,
typical,
conventional,
routine,
stock,
everyday,
prevailing,
accustomed,
customary,
habitual,
quotidian,
wonted
in the sense of organic
Definition
not using, or grown without, artificial fertilizers or pesticides
Organic farming is expanding everywhere.
Synonyms
pesticide-free,
natural,
chemical-free,
additive-free
in the sense of raw
Definition
in an unfinished or unrefined state
two ships carrying raw sugar
Synonyms
unrefined,
natural,
crude,
unprocessed,
basic,
rough,
organic,
coarse,
unfinished,
untreated,
unripe
in the sense of real
Definition
genuine
the smell of real leather
Synonyms
genuine,
authentic,
bona fide,
dinkum (Australian, New Zealand, informal)
in the sense of reasonable
Definition
logical
He's a reasonable sort of chap.
Synonyms
sensible,
reasoned,
sound,
practical,
wise,
intelligent,
rational,
logical,
sober,
credible,
plausible,
sane,
judicious,
grounded
in the sense of regular
Definition
following a set rule or normal practice
Children are encouraged to make reading a regular routine.
Synonyms
normal,
common,
established,
usual,
ordinary,
typical,
routine,
everyday,
customary,
commonplace,
habitual,
unvarying
in the sense of routine
Definition
relating to or characteristic of routine
a series of routine medical tests
Synonyms
usual,
standard,
normal,
customary,
ordinary,
familiar,
typical,
conventional,
everyday,
habitual,
workaday,
wonted
in the sense of run-of-the-mill
Definition
ordinary or average
I was a run-of-the-mill kind of student.
Synonyms
ordinary,
middling,
average,
fair,
modest,
commonplace,
common,
vanilla (informal),
mediocre,
banal,
tolerable (informal),
passable,
undistinguished,
unimpressive,
unexciting,
unexceptional,
bog-standard (British, Irish, slang),
no great shakes (informal),
dime-a-dozen (informal)
in the sense of simple
Definition
leading an uncomplicated life
He was as simple as a child.
Synonyms
artless,
innocent,
naive,
natural,
frank,
green,
sincere,
simplistic,
unaffected,
childlike,
unpretentious,
unsophisticated,
ingenuous,
guileless
in the sense of standard
Definition
of a usual, medium, or accepted kind
It was standard practice for them to advise in cases of murder.
Synonyms
usual,
normal,
customary,
set,
stock,
average,
popular,
basic,
regular,
typical,
prevailing,
orthodox,
staple,
one-size-fits-all

Additional synonyms

in the sense of stock
Definition
being a cliché
National security is the stock excuse for keeping things confidential.
Synonyms
hackneyed,
standard,
usual,
set,
routine,
stereotyped,
staple,
commonplace,
worn-out,
banal,
run-of-the-mill,
trite,
overused
in the sense of typical
Definition
being or serving as a representative example of a particular type
typical pastimes such as watching films and reading
Synonyms
archetypal,
standard,
model,
normal,
classic,
stock,
essential,
representative,
usual,
conventional,
regular,
characteristic,
orthodox,
signature,
indicative,
illustrative,
archetypical,
stereotypical
in the sense of unexceptional
Definition
usual, ordinary, or normal
a pretty unexceptional bunch of players
Synonyms
ordinary,
mediocre,
unremarkable,
normal,
usual,
conventional,
pedestrian,
commonplace,
insignificant,
run-of-the-mill,
undistinguished,
unimpressive,
bog-standard (British, Irish, slang),
common or garden (informal),
no great shakes (informal),
nothing to write home about (informal)
in the sense of unpretentious
Definition
modest, unassuming, and down-to-earth
The Tides Inn is both comfortable and unpretentious.
Synonyms
modest,
simple,
plain,
homely,
humble,
straightforward,
honest,
unaffected,
unassuming,
unobtrusive,
unspoiled,
unostentatious,
unimposing
in the sense of unrefined
the price of unrefined oil as it comes out of the ground
Synonyms
raw,
crude,
untreated,
unfinished,
unpolished,
unpurified
in the sense of unsophisticated
Definition
(of a person) lacking experience or worldly wisdom
He was quite unsophisticated in the ways of the world.
Synonyms
naive,
innocent,
inexperienced,
unworldly,
unaffected,
childlike,
natural,
artless,
ingenuous,
guileless
in the sense of usual
Definition
of the most normal, frequent, or regular type
She's smiling her usual, friendly smile.
Synonyms
normal,
customary,
regular,
expected,
general,
common,
stock,
standard,
fixed,
ordinary,
familiar,
typical,
constant,
routine,
everyday,
accustomed,
habitual,
bog-standard (British, Irish, slang),
wonted
in the sense of valid
Definition
based on sound reasoning
Both sides have made valid points.
Synonyms
sound,
good,
reasonable,
just,
telling,
powerful,
convincing,
substantial,
acceptable,
sensible,
rational,
logical,
viable,
credible,
sustainable,
plausible,
conclusive,
weighty,
well-founded,
cogent,
well-grounded
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