Definition of law of nature in English:

law of nature

noun

1
another term for natural law (sense 1, law of nature sense 2)
Example sentencesExamples
- What one can strive towards is be true to one's own nature, and hopefully not be against the laws of nature which are very basic.
- In this respect, they are more problematic and are open to interpretation, unlike the laws of nature which are clearly defined.
- If there were no regular laws of nature, miracles could not be recognized as exceptions and would lose their function as divine signs.
- It's true that you cannot ‘violate’ a law of nature, but that's not because the laws of nature ‘force’ you to behave in some certain way.
- Even where we do shape the world to suit our purposes, we proceed by exploiting the laws of nature at work in the things around us.
- This explains why the laws of nature are comprehensible to the human mind - they were put in place by a greater rational mind!
- If they get in the way of the laws of nature, and they do nothing to protect themselves, they get crushed.
- One is represented by science, which is founded on the search for regularities, sometimes for laws of nature, backed by maths and logic.
- If all nature evolves, why should the laws of nature not evolve as well?
- Why should councils be liable for acts of God or the laws of nature?
- Here we see the notion of a law of nature that informs human society as well as nature.
- In the comics, find examples of things that defy the laws of nature.
- [T] he first purpose of matrimony, by the laws of nature and society, is procreation.
- It also requires abstraction - developing theories about the underlying laws of nature that are usually not immediately apparent.
- When they discover the laws of nature, they feel a sense of reverence, they feel a sense of awe, wonder, mystery.
- We are only beginning to understand the laws of nature.
- It is an ivory tower approach that does not realize the facts of life and the laws of nature: life forms cannot be contained.
- If you're scientist, you want to prove X causes Y, because you're trying to figure out the laws of nature.
- But as the days wear on it becomes clear that, in this lifeboat in the middle of nowhere, the only things that survives are the brutal laws of nature.
- This provides some kind of explanation for the apparently surprising properties of the laws of nature mentioned above.
2informal A regularly occurring or apparently inevitable phenomenon observable in human society.
〈非正式〉自然规律（指人类社会中经常发生或不可避免的现象）
‘How did we get so much stuff?’ ‘It's a law of nature—however much space you have, you fill it.’
Example sentencesExamples
- Raise the regulatory barrier, pay more money: it's a law of nature.
- This is because it's patently against the laws of nature to clean clothes without getting them wet.
- There's no law of nature that says service jobs are inevitably low paid and without benefits.
- But there is an unwritten law of nature that says the woman you live with will walk in front of the TV at the precise moment a goal is scored.
- Even those who oppose private sector care provision now seem to understand the law of nature; that businessmen do not close down sound businesses.
- I think any artist who teaches is better for it because it makes you understand what you do better, and there just seems to be a law of nature that the more you give the more you get.
- But such slippage to the right was not a law of nature.
- I like a fundamental law of nature: it's not possible to visit Ikea and not buy anything.

Definition of law of nature in US English:

law of nature

noun

1
another term for natural law
Example sentencesExamples
- If you're scientist, you want to prove X causes Y, because you're trying to figure out the laws of nature.
- It's true that you cannot ‘violate’ a law of nature, but that's not because the laws of nature ‘force’ you to behave in some certain way.
- It is an ivory tower approach that does not realize the facts of life and the laws of nature: life forms cannot be contained.
- It also requires abstraction - developing theories about the underlying laws of nature that are usually not immediately apparent.
- What one can strive towards is be true to one's own nature, and hopefully not be against the laws of nature which are very basic.
- Why should councils be liable for acts of God or the laws of nature?
- But as the days wear on it becomes clear that, in this lifeboat in the middle of nowhere, the only things that survives are the brutal laws of nature.
- We are only beginning to understand the laws of nature.
- Even where we do shape the world to suit our purposes, we proceed by exploiting the laws of nature at work in the things around us.
- In the comics, find examples of things that defy the laws of nature.
- If there were no regular laws of nature, miracles could not be recognized as exceptions and would lose their function as divine signs.
- This explains why the laws of nature are comprehensible to the human mind - they were put in place by a greater rational mind!
- If they get in the way of the laws of nature, and they do nothing to protect themselves, they get crushed.
- When they discover the laws of nature, they feel a sense of reverence, they feel a sense of awe, wonder, mystery.
- [T] he first purpose of matrimony, by the laws of nature and society, is procreation.
- One is represented by science, which is founded on the search for regularities, sometimes for laws of nature, backed by maths and logic.
- If all nature evolves, why should the laws of nature not evolve as well?
- In this respect, they are more problematic and are open to interpretation, unlike the laws of nature which are clearly defined.
- Here we see the notion of a law of nature that informs human society as well as nature.
- This provides some kind of explanation for the apparently surprising properties of the laws of nature mentioned above.
2informal A regularly occurring or apparently inevitable phenomenon observable in human society.
〈非正式〉自然规律（指人类社会中经常发生或不可避免的现象）
it's a law of nature—however much space you have, you fill it
Example sentencesExamples
- I like a fundamental law of nature: it's not possible to visit Ikea and not buy anything.
- But such slippage to the right was not a law of nature.
- I think any artist who teaches is better for it because it makes you understand what you do better, and there just seems to be a law of nature that the more you give the more you get.
- Even those who oppose private sector care provision now seem to understand the law of nature; that businessmen do not close down sound businesses.
- This is because it's patently against the laws of nature to clean clothes without getting them wet.
- But there is an unwritten law of nature that says the woman you live with will walk in front of the TV at the precise moment a goal is scored.
- There's no law of nature that says service jobs are inevitably low paid and without benefits.
- Raise the regulatory barrier, pay more money: it's a law of nature.

单词	law of nature
释义	Definition of law of nature in English: law of nature noun 1 another term for natural law (sense 1, law of nature sense 2) Example sentencesExamples What one can strive towards is be true to one's own nature, and hopefully not be against the laws of nature which are very basic. In this respect, they are more problematic and are open to interpretation, unlike the laws of nature which are clearly defined. If there were no regular laws of nature, miracles could not be recognized as exceptions and would lose their function as divine signs. It's true that you cannot ‘violate’ a law of nature, but that's not because the laws of nature ‘force’ you to behave in some certain way. Even where we do shape the world to suit our purposes, we proceed by exploiting the laws of nature at work in the things around us. This explains why the laws of nature are comprehensible to the human mind - they were put in place by a greater rational mind! If they get in the way of the laws of nature, and they do nothing to protect themselves, they get crushed. One is represented by science, which is founded on the search for regularities, sometimes for laws of nature, backed by maths and logic. If all nature evolves, why should the laws of nature not evolve as well? Why should councils be liable for acts of God or the laws of nature? Here we see the notion of a law of nature that informs human society as well as nature. In the comics, find examples of things that defy the laws of nature. [T] he first purpose of matrimony, by the laws of nature and society, is procreation. It also requires abstraction - developing theories about the underlying laws of nature that are usually not immediately apparent. When they discover the laws of nature, they feel a sense of reverence, they feel a sense of awe, wonder, mystery. We are only beginning to understand the laws of nature. It is an ivory tower approach that does not realize the facts of life and the laws of nature: life forms cannot be contained. If you're scientist, you want to prove X causes Y, because you're trying to figure out the laws of nature. But as the days wear on it becomes clear that, in this lifeboat in the middle of nowhere, the only things that survives are the brutal laws of nature. This provides some kind of explanation for the apparently surprising properties of the laws of nature mentioned above. 2informal A regularly occurring or apparently inevitable phenomenon observable in human society. 〈非正式〉自然规律（指人类社会中经常发生或不可避免的现象） ‘How did we get so much stuff?’ ‘It's a law of nature—however much space you have, you fill it.’ Example sentencesExamples Raise the regulatory barrier, pay more money: it's a law of nature. This is because it's patently against the laws of nature to clean clothes without getting them wet. There's no law of nature that says service jobs are inevitably low paid and without benefits. But there is an unwritten law of nature that says the woman you live with will walk in front of the TV at the precise moment a goal is scored. Even those who oppose private sector care provision now seem to understand the law of nature; that businessmen do not close down sound businesses. I think any artist who teaches is better for it because it makes you understand what you do better, and there just seems to be a law of nature that the more you give the more you get. But such slippage to the right was not a law of nature. I like a fundamental law of nature: it's not possible to visit Ikea and not buy anything. Definition of law of nature in US English: law of nature noun 1 another term for natural law Example sentencesExamples If you're scientist, you want to prove X causes Y, because you're trying to figure out the laws of nature. It's true that you cannot ‘violate’ a law of nature, but that's not because the laws of nature ‘force’ you to behave in some certain way. It is an ivory tower approach that does not realize the facts of life and the laws of nature: life forms cannot be contained. It also requires abstraction - developing theories about the underlying laws of nature that are usually not immediately apparent. What one can strive towards is be true to one's own nature, and hopefully not be against the laws of nature which are very basic. Why should councils be liable for acts of God or the laws of nature? But as the days wear on it becomes clear that, in this lifeboat in the middle of nowhere, the only things that survives are the brutal laws of nature. We are only beginning to understand the laws of nature. Even where we do shape the world to suit our purposes, we proceed by exploiting the laws of nature at work in the things around us. In the comics, find examples of things that defy the laws of nature. If there were no regular laws of nature, miracles could not be recognized as exceptions and would lose their function as divine signs. This explains why the laws of nature are comprehensible to the human mind - they were put in place by a greater rational mind! If they get in the way of the laws of nature, and they do nothing to protect themselves, they get crushed. When they discover the laws of nature, they feel a sense of reverence, they feel a sense of awe, wonder, mystery. [T] he first purpose of matrimony, by the laws of nature and society, is procreation. One is represented by science, which is founded on the search for regularities, sometimes for laws of nature, backed by maths and logic. If all nature evolves, why should the laws of nature not evolve as well? In this respect, they are more problematic and are open to interpretation, unlike the laws of nature which are clearly defined. Here we see the notion of a law of nature that informs human society as well as nature. This provides some kind of explanation for the apparently surprising properties of the laws of nature mentioned above. 2informal A regularly occurring or apparently inevitable phenomenon observable in human society. 〈非正式〉自然规律（指人类社会中经常发生或不可避免的现象） it's a law of nature—however much space you have, you fill it Example sentencesExamples I like a fundamental law of nature: it's not possible to visit Ikea and not buy anything. But such slippage to the right was not a law of nature. I think any artist who teaches is better for it because it makes you understand what you do better, and there just seems to be a law of nature that the more you give the more you get. Even those who oppose private sector care provision now seem to understand the law of nature; that businessmen do not close down sound businesses. This is because it's patently against the laws of nature to clean clothes without getting them wet. But there is an unwritten law of nature that says the woman you live with will walk in front of the TV at the precise moment a goal is scored. There's no law of nature that says service jobs are inevitably low paid and without benefits. Raise the regulatory barrier, pay more money: it's a law of nature.
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