| Traduções principais |
| natural adj | (existing in nature) (da natureza) | natural adj |
| | This bread is made of all natural ingredients. |
| | Este pão é feito só com ingredientes naturais. |
| natural adj | (understandable, expected) (compreensível) | natural adj |
| | It is natural for you to be jealous in this situation. |
| | É natural que, em uma situação destas, você esteja com ciúmes. |
| natural adj | (inherent) (inerente) | natural adj |
| | The lake was in its natural state, without waves. |
| | O lago estava em seu estado natural, sem ondas. |
| natural adj | (unadulterated) (não adulterado) | natural adj |
| | Her hair was a natural auburn shade. |
| | O cabelo dela era castanho natural. |
| natural adj | (food: without chemicals) | orgânico, natural adj |
| | Natural food is becoming more popular every year. |
| | A comida orgânica está se tornando cada vez mais popular a cada ano. |
| a natural n | informal (person with inherent talent) | talento sm |
| | He is such a natural at athletic things, that he could excel at any sport. |
| | Ele é um talento em atletismo; consegue se sair bem em qualquer esporte. |
Formas compostas:
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| die a natural death v expr | (die of natural causes) (morte natural) | falecer vt int |
| | According to the coroner's report, Brown died a natural death. |
| natural ability n | (inherent talent, aptitude) (aptidão) | habilidade natural loc sf |
| | When it comes to horse riding he seems to have a natural ability. |
| natural affection n | (inherent fondness) | afeto natural loc sm |
| | Ever since I was a child I have had a natural affection for dogs and cats. |
| natural beauty n | (attractiveness without cosmetics) | beleza natural sf |
| | With natural beauty like hers, who needs cosmetics? |
| natural beauty n | (woman who is naturally beautiful) | beleza natural sf |
| | As a natural beauty, she never had to work hard to look good. |
| natural beauty n | (beauty of nature) | belezas naturais sf pl |
| natural child n | dated (biological offspring) (antiquado) | filho natural loc sm |
| | The duke never married but had several natural children by different women. |
| natural child n | (child born to unmarried parents) (filho ilegítimo) | filho natural loc sm |
| | The king's natural child had no claim to the throne. |
| natural childbirth n | (labour: no medical intervention) | parto natural loc sm |
| | Most women go to hospitals to have children, but I know a midwife who assists people with natural childbirth. |
natural color (US),
natural colour (UK) n | (hair: real shade) | cor natural loc sf |
| | Her hair is blond, but I think it's not her natural color. Is that your hair's natural color, or do you dye your hair? |
| natural death n | (death resulting from natural causes) | morte natural loc sf |
| | My grandfather was killed in an accident, but my grandmother died a natural death. |
| natural development n | (normal physical or mental growth) | desenvolvimento natural loc sm |
| | Pesticides interfere with the natural development of amphibians. |
| natural disaster n | (meteorological or geological catastrophe) | desastre natural sm |
| | The earthquake was declared the deadliest natural disaster this century. |
| natural environment n | (habitat) (hábitat) | ambiente natural, meio ambiente loc sm |
| | Fish die outside their natural environment. |
| natural gas n | (fuel consisting largely of methane) | gás natural loc sm |
| | I heat my home with natural gas. |
| natural gift n | (inherent talent, aptitude) (qualidade inata) | dom sm |
| | Lynn has a natural gift for math. |
| natural history n | (scientific study of plants and animals) | história natural loc sf |
| | Unfortunately, many Americans believe that natural history should bow to religious and political ideals. |
| natural immunity n | (innate defence against illness) | imunidade inata loc sf |
| | Some steroids can inhibit the body's natural immunity against diseases. |
| natural instinct n | (automatic or innate impulse) | instinto sm |
| | When faced with danger the natural instinct of most animals is to flee. |
| natural language n | (language that has evolved naturally) | linguagem natural loc sf |
| | Programming languages and natural languages have many things in common. |
| natural resources npl | (natural fuels and energy) | recursos naturais loc sm pl |
| | Pollution is harming our natural resources. |
| natural rubber n | (latex made from sap of the rubber tree) | látex, caucho sm |
| | | borracha sf |
| | These gloves are made from plastic, but those are natural rubber. |
| natural science n | often pl (knowledge of processes in nature) | ciências naturais sf pl |
| | There are many overlaps between the natural sciences and the human sciences. |
| natural selection n | (Darwinist theory: survival of the fittest) (processo da evolução proposto por Charles Darwin) | seleção natural loc sf |
| | Weaker animals die out due to natural selection. |
| natural state n | (normal condition) (condições normais) | estado natural loc sm |
| natural state n | (unaffected by humans) (não afetado por humanos) | estado natural loc sm |
| | In its natural state, the lake was much clearer than it is now. |
| natural tendency n | (automatic inclination) | tendência natural loc sf |
| | Parents have a natural tendency to worry about their children. |
| natural world n | (nature, life on earth) (natureza) | mundo natural loc sm |
| | Animals, plants, and insects are all part of the natural world. |
| natural-born adj | (showing ability from the beginning) | nato adj |