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naturally ['nætʃərəlɪ](a) (of course) naturellement, bien sûr, bien entendu;∎ you have got the money? - naturally! tu as l'argent? - bien sûr!;∎ I was naturally surprised évidemment, cela m'a surpris;∎ she naturally assumed that he was joking naturellement, elle a cru qu'il plaisantait;∎ these questions were naturally somewhat embarrassing for me ces questions, comme vous le pensez bien, n'étaient pas sans m'embarrasser∎ skiing comes naturally to her on dirait qu'elle a fait du ski toute sa vie;∎ it comes naturally to him c'est un don chez lui;∎ although it didn't come naturally, he forced himself to ask questions bien que cela ne lui vienne pas naturellement, il se forçait à poser des questions;∎ ironic punctuality doesn't come naturally to him la ponctualité n'est pas son fort(c) (unaffectedly) naturellement, de manière naturelle;∎ you answered very naturally vous avez répondu très naturellement ou de manière très naturelle(d) (in natural state → occur) naturellement, à l'état naturel;∎ naturally occurring présent à l'état naturel
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