(thuộc) tự nhiên, (thuộc) thiên nhiên

natural law

quy luật tự nhiên

natural selection

sự chọn lọc tự nhiên

natural philosophy

vật lý và động lực học

(thuộc) thiên tính; bẩm sinh, trời sinh

natural gift

thiên tư

Tự nhiên, đương nhiên, tất nhiên, dĩ nhiên

a natural consequence

hậu quả tất nhiên

it is natural that you should think so

lẽ tất nhiên là anh phải nghĩ như vậy

Tự nhiên, không giả tạo, không màu mè

natural manners

cử chỉ tự nhiên

Đẻ hoang (con)

a natural child

đứa con hoang

Mọc tự nhiên, dại

natural growth

cây cỏ dại

One's natural life

Tuổi thọ của con người

Người bẩm sinh ngớ ngẩn, người bẩm sinh ngu đần

(âm nhạc) nốt thường

(âm nhạc) dấu hoàn

Người có khiếu tự nhiên (về ngành gì)

Điều thắng lợi tất nhiên; điều chắc chắn

tự nhiên

modulus of natural logarithms

môđun của loga tự nhiên

natural alignment diagram

sơ đồ thẳng hàng tự nhiên

natural boundary of a function

cận tự nhiên của một hàm

natural boundary of function

cận tự nhiên của một hàm

natural coordinates

các tọa độ tự nhiên

natural density

trọng lượng tự nhiên

natural equation of a curve

phương trình tự nhiên đường cong

natural equivalence

tương đương tự nhiên

natural function generator

bộ sinh hàm tự nhiên

natural homomorphism

đồng cấu tự nhiên

natural injection

sự phun tự nhiên

natural language interface

giao diện ngôn ngữ tự nhiên

natural language query

hỏi bằng ngôn ngữ tự nhiên

natural language software

phần mềm ngôn ngữ tự nhiên

natural mapping

ánh xạ tự nhiên

natural multiple

bội số tự nhiên

natural multiplication

phép nhân tự nhiên

natural period

chu ký tự nhiên

natural philosophy

khoa học tự nhiên

natural philosophy

triết học tự nhiên

natural philosophy

triết lý tự nhiên

natural projection

phép chiếu tự nhiên

natural recalculation

tính lại tự nhiên

natural selection

sự chọn tự nhiên

natural sine

sin tự nhiên

natural transformation

phép biến đổi tự nhiên

natural transmission

sự truyền tự nhiên

natural trigonometrically function

hàm lượng giác tự nhiên

natural unit of information content

đơn vị nội dung thông tin tự nhiên

series of natural numbers

dãy số tự nhiên

bản chất

tinh dầu tự nhiên

Ordinary, common, commonplace, normal, standard,regular, usual, customary, unexceptional, routine, habitual,typical, everyday; reasonable, logical, reasonable, sensible,accepted: They say that Count Dracula could not die a naturaldeath. The natural thing to do in case of attack is to defendoneself. 2 normal, ordinary, regular, expected; spontaneous:The natural motion of the waves carried the bottle out to sea.3 simple, basic, fundamental, real, unartificial, genuine,unembellished, unadorned, unpretentious: She has great naturalbeauty and needs no cosmetics.

Unstudied, unconstrained,candid, frank, spontaneous, unaffected, easy, honest, straight,straightforward, artless, guileless, impulsive, unpremeditated,unaffected, ingenuous, unsophisticated, unsophistic(al): Hiskindness is quite natural.

See native, 1, above: She has anatural gift for painting.

True, real, genuine, actual,authentic, bona fide: That, believe it or not, is his naturalhair.

Lifelike, true to life, realistic: Note the naturalcolours of the sea in this painting by Whistler.

Illegitimate, bastard: He was the duke's natural son and had noclaim on the estate.

Consistent, consonant, consequent,logical, reasonable, fitting, appropriate, proper, expected, notincongruous, understandable: In the circumstances, it wouldhave been natural for her to despise Jonathan. 10 organic,organically grown, non-chemical, health: They eat only naturalfoods, which they grow themselves.

N.

Genius, artist, talent: When it comes to chess, Borisis a natural.

Archaic idiot, imbecile, simpleton, fool,halfwit: One would have to be a natural to give money to thatcrook.

Adj.

A existing in or caused by nature; notartificial (natural landscape). b uncultivated; wild (existingin its natural state).

In the course of nature; notexceptional or miraculous (died of natural causes; a naturaloccurrence).

(of human nature etc.) not surprising; to beexpected (natural for her to be upset).

A (of a person or aperson's behaviour) unaffected, easy, spontaneous. b (foll. byto) spontaneous, easy (friendliness is natural to him).

A (ofqualities etc.) inherent; innate (a natural talent for music).b (of a person) having such qualities (a natural linguist).

Not disguised or altered (as by make-up etc.).

Lifelike; asif in nature (the portrait looked very natural).

Likely byits or their nature to be such (natural enemies; the naturalantithesis).

Having a physical existence as opposed to whatis spiritual, intellectual, etc. (the natural world).

Arelated by nature, out of wedlock, esp. in a specified manner(her natural son). b illegitimate (a natural child).

Basedon the innate moral sense; instinctive (natural justice).

Mus. a (of a note) not sharpened or flattened (B natural). b(of a scale) not containing any sharps or flats.

Notenlightened or communicated by revelation (the natural man).

N.

Colloq. (usu. foll. by for) a person or thing naturallysuitable, adept, expert, etc. (a natural for the championship).2 archaic a person mentally deficient from birth.

Mus. a asign (

) denoting a return to natural pitch after a sharp ora flat. b a natural note. c a white key on a piano.

A Cardsa hand making 21 in the first deal in pontoon. b a throw of 7or 11 at craps.

A pale fawn colour.

An aggregate of the facts concerning the floraand fauna etc. of a particular place or class (a natural historyof the Isle of Wight). natural key (or scale) Mus. a key orscale having no sharps or flats, i.e. C major and A minor.natural language a language that has developed naturally.natural law 1 Philos. unchanging moral principles common to allpeople by virtue of their nature as human beings.

A correctstatement of an invariable sequence between specified conditionsand a specified phenomenon.

The laws of nature; regularity innature (where they saw chance, we see natural law). naturallife the duration of one's life on earth. natural logarithm seeLOGARITHM. natural magic magic involving the supposedinvocation of impersonal spirits. natural note Mus. a notethat is neither sharp nor flat. natural numbers the integers 1,2, 3, etc. natural philosopher archaic a physicist. naturalphilosophy archaic physics. natural religion a religion basedon reason (opp. revealed religion); deism. natural resourcesmaterials or conditions occurring in nature and capable ofeconomic exploitation. natural science the sciences used in thestudy of the physical world, e.g. physics, chemistry, geology,biology, botany. natural selection the Darwinian theory of thesurvival and propagation of organisms best adapted to theirenvironment. natural theology the knowledge of God as gained bythe light of natural reason. natural uranium unenricheduranium. natural virtues Philos. justice, prudence,temperance, fortitude. natural year the time taken by onerevolution of the earth round the sun, 365 days 5 hours 48minutes.

Naturalness n. [ME f. OF naturel f. L naturalis (asNATURE)]