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♦ natural /ˈnætʃrəl/A a.1 naturale; innato; congenito; spontaneo; della natura: natural food, alimento naturale; a natural blonde, una bionda naturale; a natural fibre, una fibra naturale; natural harbour, porto naturale; natural life, vita naturale; the natural world, il mondo della natura; He addressed me in a natural voice, si rivolse a me con voce naturale; natural phenomena, fenomeni naturali; natural forces, le forze della natura; natural history, storia naturale; natural language, linguaggio naturale; (leg.) natural law, diritto naturale; natural science, scienze naturali; (biol.) natural selection, selezione naturale; natural talents, talenti naturali; natural gas, gas naturale; (mus.) natural key, chiave naturale; (leg.) a natural son, un figlio naturale; a natural gift, un dono naturale; una qualità innata; It's only natural that you should be worried, è più che normale che tu sia preoccupatoB n.1 (fam.) persona con un dono naturale (per fare qc.): As a race car driver, he's a natural, è un pilota da corsa nato● natural-born, di nascita; ( USA) per natura; nato: ( USA) a natural-born actor, un attore nato; a natural-born Scotsman, uno scozzese di nascita □ (med.) natural childbirth, parto naturale; parto eutocico □ a natural historian, un naturalista □ (comput.) natural language processing, elaborazione del linguaggio naturale □ ( the) natural man, l'uomo allo stato di natura □ (econ.) natural monopoly, monopolio naturale □ (mat.) natural number, numero naturale □ (leg.) a natural person, una persona fisica □ (arc.) natural philosopher, fisico □ (arc.) natural philosophy, fisica □ (med.) natural practitioner, medico omeopatico; omeopata □ (econ.) natural rate of unemployment, tasso naturale di disoccupazione □ to die a natural death, morire di morte naturale □ for the term (o rest) of one's natural life, vita natural durante □ It comes natural to me, mi viene naturale (o spontaneo). -
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['nætʃrəl] 1.1) [phenomenon, disaster, harbour, light, resources] naturalenatural history, sciences — storia naturale, scienze naturali
2) (normal) naturale, normale4) (unaffected) [person, manner] spontaneo, semplice5) mus. naturale6) mat. naturale2.1) colloq. (person)as an actor, he's a natural — è un attore nato
* * *['næ ərəl] 1. adjective1) (of or produced by nature, not made by men: Coal, oil etc are natural resources; Wild animals are happier in their natural state than in a zoo.) naturale2) (born in a person: natural beauty; He had a natural ability for music.) naturale, innato3) ((of manner) simple, without pretence: a nice, natural smile.) naturale4) (normal; as one would expect: It's quite natural for a boy of his age to be interested in girls.) naturale, normale5) (of a musical note, not sharp or flat: G natural is lower in pitch than G sharp.) naturale2. noun1) (a person who is naturally good at something.) (persona con un talento naturale)2) (in music (a sign () indicating) a note which is not to be played sharp or flat.) bequadro, nota naturale•- naturally
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- natural history
- natural resources* * *['nætʃrəl] 1.1) [phenomenon, disaster, harbour, light, resources] naturalenatural history, sciences — storia naturale, scienze naturali
2) (normal) naturale, normale4) (unaffected) [person, manner] spontaneo, semplice5) mus. naturale6) mat. naturale2.1) colloq. (person)as an actor, he's a natural — è un attore nato
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3 natural **** natu·ral
['nætʃr(ə)l]1. adjdeath from natural causes Law — morte f per cause naturali
it seemed the natural thing to do — è sembrata la cosa più ovvia or più naturale da farsi
it is natural that... — è naturale che... + sub
C natural Mus — do naturale
2. n1) (Mus: sign) bequadro2)
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