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🔑 nat·ur·al·lyBrE /ˈnætʃrəli/NAmE /ˈnætʃrəli/ adverb🔑 in a way that you would expect 自然地；当然地 SYN of course ◆Naturally, I get upset when things go wrong. 事情出了错，我当然就会很烦。◆After a while, we naturally started talking about the children. 过了一会儿，我们自然而然地谈起了孩子。◆'Did you complain about the noise?' 'Naturally.' “你投诉噪音了吗？” “那还用说。”🔑 without special help, treatment or action by sb 天然地；自然而然地◆naturally occurring chemicals 天然存在的化学物质◆plants that grow naturally in poor soils 贫瘠土壤中自然生长的植物🔑 as a normal, logical result of sth 合理地；理所当然地；顺理成章地◆This leads naturally to my next point. 这必然引出我的下一个论点。🔑 in a way that shows or uses abilities or qualities that a person or an animal is born with 天生地；本能地◆to be naturally artistic 有艺术天赋◆a naturally gifted athlete 有天赋的运动员in a relaxed and normal way 自然地；大方地◆Just act naturally. 放自然点儿就行了。 ●come ˈnaturally (to sb/sth)if sth comes naturally to you, you are able to do it very easily and very well 轻而易举◆Making money came naturally to him. 赚钱对他来说轻而易举。 |