adjective “natural”
Grondform natural (more/most)
- something that is a basic part of a person or thing and not learned or added later
Mellen Iech un, fir d'Iwwersetzungen vun den Beispillsätz an d'monolingual Definitioune vun all Wuert ze gesinn.
Her ability to solve complex math problems with ease is a natural talent, not the result of years of study.
- normal, expected
It's natural for children to be curious about the world around them.
- made by nature, not by humans
The beautiful, natural waterfall in the forest was a popular spot for hikers.
- (of food) made or done without artificial processes or additives
She always prefers natural honey, straight from the hive, without any added sugars.
- relating to a death caused by illness or old age, not by an accident or violence
After a thorough investigation, the coroner concluded that the man's death was natural, resulting from heart failure.
- in music, a note that is neither sharp, nor flat, denoted ♮
In the sheet music, the symbol indicates that this note is an F natural, not an F sharp.
- (of a bodybuilder) not using steroids to enhance performance
He won the competition as a natural bodybuilder, without ever using steroids.
noun “natural”
Singular natural, Plural naturals oder onzieleg
- the symbol ♮ in music, indicating that a note is to be played neither sharp or flat
In the sheet music, the composer placed a natural sign before the F to cancel the previous sharp.
- a person who is extremely talented at something from the beginning
She's a natural at painting, creating masterpieces with ease.