natural如何读

英:[ˈnætʃrəl]

美:[ˈnætʃrəl]

natural英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. [A]自然的,天然的 of or being what exists or happens ordinarily in the world, especially not caused, made, or controlled by people
  2. 表现自然的,不做作的 not looking or sounding different form usual; not affected
  3. 天生的,生来的 belonging to sb from birth; not learned

natural是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 自然的,自然状态的
  2. 天然的
  3. 正常的
  4. 天赋的,天生的
  5. 未开垦的
  6. 不做作的
  7. 物质的,非精神的
  8. 私生的
  9. 逼真的
  10. 标明本位号的
  11. 自然界的,有关自然界的
  12. 合乎常情的
  13. 蒙昧的
  14. 【音】还原的
  15. 本能的
adv. (副词)
  1. =naturally
n. (名词)
  1. <口>自然成功的事
  2. 【音】本位音,本位号,还原号
  3. <婉>白痴
  4. 【音】白键
  5. 一分牌就赢的两张牌
  6. 未曾受过训练而表演得意外出色的人;意外出色的表演
  7. 对某方面(似乎)有天生特长的人, 有天赋的人 ,擅长做某事的人
  8. 天然物,自然的事情

natural自然拼读

nat·u·ral

nae chr l [or] naech rl

natural变形

复数:naturals

比较级:more natural

最高级:most natural

natural扩展

naturalness (n.)

natural词根

词根:nature

adj.

naturalist 自然的(等于naturalistic);自然主义的;博物学的

naturalistic 自然的;自然主义的;博物学的

naturalized 归化的;入籍的;[动] 自然化的;驯化的

adv.

naturally 自然地

n.

nature 自然;性质;本性;种类

naturalist 自然主义者;博物学者;(英)动物标本剥制者;买卖玩赏动物的商人

naturalism 自然主义;本能行动;自然论

naturalness 当然,自然

naturism 对自然现象的崇拜;裸体主义

v.

naturalized 使自然化;接受…入国籍;采纳(naturalize的过去式和过去分词)

natural英英释义

adjective

based on an inherent sense of right and wrong

natural justice

being in accordance with or determined by nature

natural impulses

having or constituting a classification based on features existing in nature

connected by direct genetic relationship rather than by adoption or marriage : biologicalher natural parents

their natural son

born to parents not married to each other

a natural child

archaic born in wedlock : legitimate

having an essential relation with someone or something : following from the nature of the one in question

his guilt is a natural deduction from the evidence

implanted or being as if implanted by nature : seemingly inborn

a natural talent for art

of or relating to nature as an object of study and research

natural observations

having a specified character by nature a natural leader

a natural athlete

occurring in conformity with the ordinary course of nature : not marvelous or supernatural died a natural death

natural causes

formulated by human reason alone rather than revelation natural rights

natural religion

having a normal or usual character

events followed their natural course

possessing or exhibiting the higher qualities (such as kindliness and affection) of human nature

… a noble … brother … ever most kind and natural …—William Shakespeare

growing without human carealso: not cultivated

natural prairie unbroken by the plow

existing in or produced by nature : not artificial natural curiosities

natural turf

relating to or being natural food

being in a state of nature without spiritual enlightenment : unregenerate

natural man

living in or as if in a state of nature untouched by the influences of civilization and society

having a physical or real existence as contrasted with one that is spiritual, intellectual, or fictitious

A corporation is a legal but not a natural person.

of, relating to, or operating in the physical as opposed to the spiritual world

Natural laws describe phenomena of the physical universe.

closely resembling an original : true to nature

marked by easy simplicity and freedom from artificiality, affectation, or constraint

Successful people are genuine and natural rather than synthetic and imitative.—Gilbert Seldes

having a form or appearance found in nature

natural hair

having neither flats nor sharps

the natural scale of C major

being neither sharp nor flat

natural musical notes

having the pitch modified by the natural sign

of an off-white or beige color

noun

one born without the usual powers of reason and understanding

a sign ♮ placed on any degree of the musical staff to nullify the effect of a preceding sharp or flat

a note or tone affected by the natural sign

a result or combination that immediately wins the stake in a game: such as

a throw of 7 or 11 on the first cast in craps

blackjack sense 1b

one having natural skills, talents, or abilities

something that is likely to become an immediate success

one that is obviously suitable for a specific purpose

afro

natural词组

natural gas天然气

natural environment自然环境

natural science自然科学

natural disaster自然灾难,自然灾害

natural resource自然资源

natural language自然语言

natural frequency自然频率,固有频率;本盏率

natural condition自然条件

natural landscape自然景观;天然景观

natural beauty自然美

natural selection自然选择;[生]物竞天择说

natural scenery自然风光

natural rubber天然橡胶

natural monopoly自然独占;天然垄断

natural history博物学

natural world自然界;物质世界

natural law自然法则,自然律

natural ventilation自然通风

natural water天然水

natural forest天然森林

natural区别

 ordinary, typical, regular, normal, natural

这组词都有“规则的,正常的,正规的”的意思,其区别是:

ordinary强调一般性和普通性,含不突出的意味。

typical指个体能体现出群体的特征。

regular指已有模式、有规律或定期的。

normal指不超过某种限度、符合某种标准或常规。

natural侧重某人或某物的行为符合其固有特性。

以上来源于网络

natural词源中文解释

约于1300年, naturel,“与生俱来的性格; 遗传的,天生的,出生时或仿佛出生时的”; 14世纪初,“自然界的(尤其是与人类相对的)”,源自古法语 naturel “自然的,符合自然的; 出生时”,直接源自拉丁语 naturalis “出生时,根据自然”,源自 natura “自然”(见 nature)。

关于事件、特征等,“由自然力量存在于自然界中”(即不是由意外、人为行为或神的干预引起的),14世纪后期。从14世纪后期开始,关于属性、特征、品质,“适合于性格或构成的适当的、合适的”; 从15世纪后期开始,“本地的,土生土长的”。也在15世纪后期,“不神奇,符合自然”,因此“容易,没有做作”(约1600年)。关于物体或物质,“不是人工培育或创造的,存在于自然界中”约于1400年。作为“私生子,私生子”的委婉说法(指儿童),记录于约1400年,基于血缘关系的概念(但不是法律地位)。

Natural science,即与物理自然有关的科学,始于14世纪后期; natural history 的意思与此相差无几,始于1560年代(见 history)。Natural law “正确的理性表达或宗教的指示,存在于自然和人类中,并具有伦理约束力作为民事行为规则”的含义始于14世纪后期。Natural order “自然界中明显的秩序”始于1690年代。Natural childbirth 于1898年被证实。Natural life 通常指寿命,始于15世纪中期; natural death,指没有暴力或事故的死亡,始于15世纪中期。死于 natural causes 始于1570年代。

natural_体育行业词汇

原地右转

体质很好的运动员

natural_医学行业词汇

天然的,自然的:非人工的,非病理的

natural_物理学行业词汇

固有线宽

[line] width 又称“自然线宽”。

natural词源英文解释

Adjective and Noun Middle English, from Anglo-French naturel, from Latin naturalis of nature, from natura nature

The first known use of natural was in the 13th century

natural儿童词典英英释义

new1 of 2adjective

not old : recent, modern

new ways of thinking

not the same as the former : taking the place of one that came before

a new teacher

recently discovered or learned about new plants and animals

new lands

not known or experienced before

new feelings

not accustomed

new to this work

beginning as a repeating of some previous act or thing

the new year

refreshed in spirits or vigor

felt like a new person after my vacation

being in a position or place for the first time

a new member

new2 of 2adverb

just recently

new-mown hay

net1 of 5noun

a fabric made of threads, cords, ropes, or wires that weave in and out with much open space

something made of net: as

a device for catching fish, birds, or insects

a fabric barricade which divides a court in half (as in tennis or badminton)

the fabric that encloses the sides and back of the goal (as in hockey or soccer)

something that traps like a net

a net of thorns

a network of lines, fibers, or figures

often capitalized internet

net2 of 5verb

to cover with or as if with a net

to catch in or as if in a net

net fish

to hit the ball into the net in a racket game

net3 of 5adjective

free from all charges or deductions net weight

net profit

net4 of 5verb

to gain or produce as profit

netted five dollars on the sale

net5 of 5noun

a net amount, profit, weight, or price

net1 of 5noun

a fabric made of threads, cords, ropes, or wires that weave in and out with much open space

something made of net: as

a device for catching fish, birds, or insects

a fabric barricade which divides a court in half (as in tennis or badminton)

the fabric that encloses the sides and back of the goal (as in hockey or soccer)

something that traps like a net

a net of thorns

a network of lines, fibers, or figures

often capitalized internet

net2 of 5verb

to cover with or as if with a net

to catch in or as if in a net

net fish

to hit the ball into the net in a racket game

net3 of 5adjective

free from all charges or deductions net weight

net profit

net4 of 5verb

to gain or produce as profit

netted five dollars on the sale

net5 of 5noun

a net amount, profit, weight, or price

negligibleadjective

so small or unimportant as to deserve little or no attention

a negligible error

neglect1 of 2verb

to give little attention or respect to

neglected their garden

to leave undone or not attended to especially through carelessness

don't neglect to feed the fish

neglect2 of 2noun

an act or instance of neglecting something

his neglect of important responsibilities

the condition of being neglected

the stone wall was collapsing from years of neglect

negative1 of 3adjective

marked by denial, prohibition, or refusal

a negative reply

not positive or helpful

a negative attitude

less than zero and opposite in sign to a positive number

-2 is a negative number

extending or measured in a direction opposite to one chosen as positive

a negative angle

of, being, or relating to electricity of a kind of which the electron is the elementary unit

a negative charge

having more electrons than protons

a negative particle

being the part toward which the electric current flows from the outside circuit

the negative pole of a battery

not indicating the presence of a particular germ or condition

a negative TB test

directed or moving away from a source of stimulation

a negative tropism

having the light and dark parts approximately opposite to those of the thing or person photographed

negative2 of 3noun

a reply that indicates denial or contradiction : refusal

something that is the opposite or negation of something else

an expression (as the word no) of negation or denial

a negative number

the side that argues or votes against something in a debate

a negative photographic image on transparent material used for printing positive picturesalso: the material that carries such an image

negative3 of 3verb

to refuse to accept or approve

to vote against

deny sense 1, contradict

negative1 of 3adjective

marked by denial, prohibition, or refusal

a negative reply

not positive or helpful

a negative attitude

less than zero and opposite in sign to a positive number

-2 is a negative number

extending or measured in a direction opposite to one chosen as positive

a negative angle

of, being, or relating to electricity of a kind of which the electron is the elementary unit

a negative charge

having more electrons than protons

a negative particle

being the part toward which the electric current flows from the outside circuit

the negative pole of a battery

not indicating the presence of a particular germ or condition

a negative TB test

directed or moving away from a source of stimulation

a negative tropism

having the light and dark parts approximately opposite to those of the thing or person photographed

negative2 of 3noun

a reply that indicates denial or contradiction : refusal

something that is the opposite or negation of something else

an expression (as the word no) of negation or denial

a negative number

the side that argues or votes against something in a debate

a negative photographic image on transparent material used for printing positive picturesalso: the material that carries such an image

negative3 of 3verb

to refuse to accept or approve

to vote against

deny sense 1, contradict

negative1 of 3adjective

marked by denial, prohibition, or refusal

a negative reply

not positive or helpful

a negative attitude

less than zero and opposite in sign to a positive number

-2 is a negative number

extending or measured in a direction opposite to one chosen as positive

a negative angle

of, being, or relating to electricity of a kind of which the electron is the elementary unit

a negative charge

having more electrons than protons

a negative particle

being the part toward which the electric current flows from the outside circuit

the negative pole of a battery

not indicating the presence of a particular germ or condition

a negative TB test

directed or moving away from a source of stimulation

a negative tropism

having the light and dark parts approximately opposite to those of the thing or person photographed

negative2 of 3noun

a reply that indicates denial or contradiction : refusal

something that is the opposite or negation of something else

an expression (as the word no) of negation or denial

a negative number

the side that argues or votes against something in a debate

a negative photographic image on transparent material used for printing positive picturesalso: the material that carries such an image

negative3 of 3verb

to refuse to accept or approve

to vote against

deny sense 1, contradict

necessary1 of 2adjective

going to happen with no way of preventing it : inescapable

tests are a necessary part of school

being the only logically possible result

a necessary conclusion

being required : mandatory

it is necessary to attend all practices

absolutely needed : essential

food is necessary for life

necessary2 of 2noun

something necessary : requirement

the necessaries of life

natural1 of 2adjective

born in or with one : innate

natural ability

being such by nature : born

a natural musician

biological sense 2

her natural parents

growing without human care

natural forests

existing in or produced by nature

natural scenery

relating to or being natural food

human entry 1 sense 1

it is not natural to howl at the moon

of, relating to, or following the usual events and happenings of nature or the physical world : not miraculous

natural causes

not made or changed by humans a person's natural complexion

natural silk

being simple and sincere

natural manners

lifelike

the people in the picture look natural

having neither sharps nor flats in the key signature

having a sharp or a flat changed in pitch by a natural sign

natural2 of 2noun

a sign ♮ placed on a line or space of the musical staff to change a sharp or flat in the key signature back to the natural tone value

a note or tone changed by the natural sign

one naturally able to do or to learn easily how to do something

a natural at golf

afro

natural医学词典英英释义

naturaladjective

having, constituting, or relating to a classification based on features existing in nature

of or relating to nature as an object of study and research

relating to or being natural food

natural 例句

1 It was but the natural consequence of a strong affection in a young and ardent mind.

这不过是一颗年轻火热的心灵中强烈的爱慕之情非常自然的表现.

2 It was natural to think of these fearful creations as the children of Mother Earth, brought forth from her dark depths when the world was young.

3 ...the insect's natural instinct to feed...

昆虫进食的本能

4 Aristotle believed that knowledge, including natural philosophy, should be fundamentally deductive in character.

5 Half the people who studied botany were hippies who thought they could return to some natural world system.

6 Why was I so hostile to Moira B. that day when she was, really, a natural ally?

7 The barn was twice the size of the house, built on top of a natural cave that served as a root cellar and cold storage.

8 “Arthur, you read the questions and I’ll read the answers; that way, it will sound more natural.”

9 Squares on the floor become trapezoids in a painting; everything gets gently distorted, but it looks perfectly natural to the viewer.

10 And at the same time the consciousness of being at war, and therefore in danger, makes the handing-over of all power to a small caste seem the natural, unavoidable condition of survival.

11 He had the natural arrogance of someone for whom everything came easily.

12 According to Soh, your best color should disappear into your skin or be a shade or two lighter under natural daylight.

13 furniture made of natural materials

14 If I had a panic attack from the most mild and natural illegal substance on the market, then it was safe to say I would experience a psychotic break on a hallucinogenic.

15 ‘Like I said, I believe Orion is tracking you, not the Athena Parthenos. He seems especially good at sensing the presence of female demigods. I guess you’d say that we’re his natural prey.’

16 The falling of the tree was simply a natural reality, like the passing of another day.

17 But in informal writing and conversation, if no one's likely to mistake your meaning it's fine to put only where it seems most natural—usually in front of the verb: I’m only saying this once.

18 Charles’s long-range goal was to write the huge book he had intended from the beginning, including all the material and evidence he had amassed and would continue to amass about evolution by natural selection.

19 Anger is the natural reaction we experience when we feel threatened or frustrated.

我们觉得受到威胁或遭受挫折时本能地会感到气愤。

20 We would cross two varieties to see what new forms emerged from the rearrangement of the parental genes, and from natural and induced mutations.

natural 同义词

3 形而下的

physical

6 不加修饰

inornate rustically

8 自然而然的

unselfconscious unbegotten

11 客观存在的

objective

12 天性

turn instinct

13 栩栩如生

speaking picturesque animate

18 自然状态的

honest-to-goodness

20 未漂白的

unbleached

22 非婚生的

illegitimate

25 真数

antilogarithm

26 自然产生的

autogenous autogenetic

31 天才

talent

37 不矫揉造作的

naive unaffected unstudied unmannered

42 弱智

feeb

44 自然科学的

physical philosophical

45 庶出的

base

53 原色的

proper

55 未染色的

undyed uncoloured self-coloured

56 自然界的

elemental

59 本位记号

natural sign

69 与生俱来的

native innate natural-born hardwired

71 无例外的

absolute

72 现实世界

visible

74 栩栩如生的

speaking picturesque

77 不足为奇的

all in a day's work

79 本位

standard

81 大自然

nature

83 非精神的

unspiritual

85 自然界

nature

86 常态的

normal par

87 轻松自如

easily

91 不加修饰的

dry inornate

94 本色

self-colour

97 自然地

naturally

100 有血缘关系的

akin kindred

109 淡黄褐色

Manila

natural 短语相关

natural light natural history natural science born/natural leader natural law of/from natural causes natural born natural philosophy natural gender natural gas

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