(thuộc) nơi sinh

native country; native place

nơi sinh, quê hương

Tự nhiên, bẩm sinh

native ability

tài năng bẩm sinh, thiên tư

(thuộc) địa phương; (thuộc) thổ dân

native customs

những phong tục của dân địa phương

Tự nhiên (kim loại, (khoáng chất))

native gold

vàng tự nhiên

Người sinh ở, người quê quán ở, người địa phương, thổ dân

a native of Hanoi

người quê ở Hà nội

Loài (vật, cây) địa phương, loài nguyên sản; thổ sản

Sò nuôi (ở bờ biển Anh)

to go native

hoà nhập vào cộng đồng bản xứ

thổ dân

riêng

native attachment

sự gắn riêng

native attachment

thiết bị kèm thêm riêng

native character set

bộ ký tự riêng

native code

mã riêng

native collating sequence

dãy đối chiếu riêng

native compiler

bộ biên dịch riêng

native compiler

chương trình biên dịch riêng

native file format

khuôn thức tệp riêng

native format

khuôn riêng

native language

ngôn ngữ riêng

native mode

chế độ riêng

native mode usage

cách dùng chế độ riêng

native network

mạng riêng

Innate, natal, inborn, natural, inherent, congenital,indwelling, inherited, hereditary, in the blood, intrinsic,constitutional: Early in life, Carla demonstrated a nativeability for music.

Domestic, local, home-grown; indigenous,autochthonous, aboriginal: The native oysters in this area aresuperb.

Basic, first, best, original, exclusive: Can youtell that my native language is Hungarian?

National, ethnic,clan, tribal: We visited a Dutch town where the people weartraditional native dress. 5 aboriginal, provincial, local: Wesoon fell in with the native custom of taking a siesta.

Born;by birth: Are you a native Glaswegian?

N.

Aborigine, indigene, autochthon; national, citizen,resident, inhabitant: It is not difficult to distinguish thenatives from the tourists in London.

N.

A (usu. foll. by of) a person born in aspecified place, or whose parents are domiciled in that place atthe time of the birth (a native of Bristol). b a localinhabitant.

Often offens. a a member of a non-Whiteindigenous people, as regarded by the colonial settlers. bS.Afr. a Black person.

(usu. foll. by of) an indigenousanimal or plant.

An oyster reared in British waters, esp. inartificial beds (a Whitstable native).

Austral. a Whiteperson born in Australia.

Adj.

(usu. foll. by to)belonging to a person or thing by nature; inherent; innate(spoke with the facility native to him).

Of one's birth orbirthplace (native dress; native country).

Belonging to oneby right of birth.

(usu. foll. by to) belonging to aspecified place (the anteater is native to S. America).

A(esp. of a non-European) indigenous; born in a place. b of thenatives of a place (native customs).

Unadorned; simple;artless.

Geol. (of metal etc.) found in a pure or uncombinedstate.

Austral. & NZ resembling an animal or plant familiarelsewhere (native rabbit).

Natively adv. nativeness n. [ME (earlier as adj.) f. OFnatif -ive or L nativus f. nasci nat- be born]