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1 a faculty for languages
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2 faculty
n. gave, talent; vermogen; faculteit, wetenschappelijk personeel[ fækltie] 〈meervoud: faculties〉3 〈werkwoord enkelvoud of meervoud; school(wezen), universiteit〉 (leden van) faculteit ⇒ wetenschappelijk personeel, staf♦voorbeelden:2 the faculty of hearing/reason/speech • de gehoorzin/de rede/het spraakvermogen -
3 natural
adj. natuurlijk, van de natuur; stoffelijk--------n. natuurtalentnatural1[ nætsjrəl] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 〈voornamelijk enkelvoud; informeel〉 natuurtalent ⇒ favoriet, meest geschikte persoon; 〈 figuurlijk〉 kanspaard3 idioot ⇒ debiel, zwakzinnige♦voorbeelden:————————natural23 normaal ⇒ gewoon, begrijpelijk♦voorbeelden:natural death • natuurlijke doodnatural forces/phenomena • natuurverschijnselennatural gas • aardgasnatural history • natuurlijke historie, biologienatural law • natuurwetnatural philosophy • natuurkundenatural resources • natuurlijke hulpbronnen/rijkdommennatural science • natuurwetenschaplearning languages comes natural to him • talen leren gaat hem heel gemakkelijk afII 〈 bijvoeglijk naamwoord, attributief〉2 natuurlijk ⇒ onecht, buitenechtelijk♦voorbeelden:
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