Definition of naturalist in English:

naturalist

noun ˈnatʃ(ə)rəlɪstˈnætʃ(ə)rələst

1An expert in or student of natural history.
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘It speaks very highly of native naturalists and the value of traditional knowledge,’ he added.
- No wonder, too, that conservationists and naturalists are horrified by plans to build an airport here.
- Virginia, as she was known, was an amateur naturalist with an active interest in marine biology.
- To help do this, the event organizers have recruited naturalists and scientists with expertise in various animal and plant groups to lead teams of volunteers through the park and identify what is there.
- Local naturalists also say they have noticed an increased diversity of wildlife using the site.
- But he has been a professional biologist for a good forty years and a naturalist since childhood.
- This idea is based on the incorrect interpretations of early naturalists who attributed perceived behaviors of vampire bats in South America to that of bats in other countries.
- In the past, naturalists relied on structural characteristics to determine the evolutionary relationships.
- Recently I ran through the Amazonian rainforest in the company of a French naturalist.
- On this year's Antarctic cruises, for example, the onboard team includes scientists, naturalists and explorers, led by respected naturalist Nigel Sitwell.
- The Natural History Museum is also recruiting amateur naturalists to gather data on a range of other threatened wildlife.
- Ornithologists and naturalists, including the renowned nineteenth-century illustrator John Gould, originally classified male and female huias as two different species.
- Our evenings will be spent participating in discussions with local naturalists and environmental activists.
- For naturalists, Bermuda is lush and alive with natural splendor.
- At 22,000 feet, a naturalist on the next expedition discovered Earth's highest permanent residents.
- Yet it is worth recalling that modern evolutionary biology was founded when a young naturalist - a creationist at the time - was struck by three puzzling patterns in nature.
- So I spent a lot of time on the water and learned a lot about marine biology from the naturalist on the whale-watching boat.
- French agricultural naturalists, whose perspective was both continental and philosophic, treated the British inquiry with careful condescension.
- Some nineteenth-century naturalists denied that animals possessed any mental qualities besides instincts.
Synonyms
natural historian, life scientist, wildlife expert
biologist, botanist, zoologist, ornithologist, entomologist, ecologist, conservationist, environmentalist, preservationist
birdwatcher
North American birder
informal twitcher
2A person who practises naturalism in art or literature.
Example sentencesExamples
- He aimed to make paintings that depicted the truth and he was critically condemned for being a naturalist.
- This was the only film until last year's discovery and a breakthrough for naturalists of the period.
- Even a naturalist like Zola cannot help giving his characters insight (of joy or despair) into the sweep of human meaning even as he feeds them to the grinder of biological determinism.
- The novel received wide critical acclaim and Motley's harsh, unrelenting realism invited comparisons with Richard Wright and the revered naturalists Theodore Dreiser and Frank Norris.
- For painters, naturalism was the greatest signifier of mortality, and Caravaggio was the greatest naturalist.
- In other words, Caravaggio died because of his artistic success as a naturalist.
- Crane has been called a naturalist, an impressionist, an expressionist, and a symbolist, but none of these disparate labels satisfactorily denotes the range and complexity of his art.
1. 2.1 A person who adopts philosophical naturalism.
  Example sentencesExamples
  A methodological naturalist would insist on explaining all phenomena, however strange, in natural terms.
  The naturalist on the contrary simply points out that, whatever the mind is, our continuing existence is proof that it has done its job of keeping us around.
  But as Johnson himself notes, many people think that they can be methodological naturalists and theists.
  You call yourself a socialist progressive and an atheist, yet I'd have also labeled you a naturalist.

adjective ˈnatʃ(ə)rəlɪstˈnætʃ(ə)rələst

another term for naturalistic
Example sentencesExamples
- The Egyptian magicians were able to duplicate the first three signs Moses performed although not necessarily by naturalist methods only.
- The naturalist animation style used in Perfect Blue almost makes it seem like a live-action movie.
- Carrà, Soffici, and Ottone Rosai contributed to the Strapaese circle with landscapes and genre painting rendered in a conservative, naturalist idiom.
- This was a challenge to the dominant, naturalist conventions of his day, where characters in drama represented specific social types without contradiction, predetermined and easily recognisable.
- But that, again, is a triumph of naturalist ideology over common sense.
- What initially interested you in the naturalist film style?
- The ultimate goal is to replace naturalist science with spiritualist thinking.
- This extract can be taken as an example of Zola's naturalist style: realism taken to the point of nausea.
- Theories that think that the natural and the social worlds are the same are known as naturalist theories.
- One speculation I make in the book is that our current consumer culture may be based upon the naturalist intelligence.
- Nevertheless, such a logic fully brings out the absurd implications of the feminist and naturalist accounts.

Definition of naturalist in US English:

naturalist

nounˈnaCH(ə)rələstˈnætʃ(ə)rələst

1An expert in or student of natural history.
Example sentencesExamples
- Ornithologists and naturalists, including the renowned nineteenth-century illustrator John Gould, originally classified male and female huias as two different species.
- Local naturalists also say they have noticed an increased diversity of wildlife using the site.
- So I spent a lot of time on the water and learned a lot about marine biology from the naturalist on the whale-watching boat.
- French agricultural naturalists, whose perspective was both continental and philosophic, treated the British inquiry with careful condescension.
- Some nineteenth-century naturalists denied that animals possessed any mental qualities besides instincts.
- To help do this, the event organizers have recruited naturalists and scientists with expertise in various animal and plant groups to lead teams of volunteers through the park and identify what is there.
- No wonder, too, that conservationists and naturalists are horrified by plans to build an airport here.
- On this year's Antarctic cruises, for example, the onboard team includes scientists, naturalists and explorers, led by respected naturalist Nigel Sitwell.
- ‘It speaks very highly of native naturalists and the value of traditional knowledge,’ he added.
- Yet it is worth recalling that modern evolutionary biology was founded when a young naturalist - a creationist at the time - was struck by three puzzling patterns in nature.
- This idea is based on the incorrect interpretations of early naturalists who attributed perceived behaviors of vampire bats in South America to that of bats in other countries.
- The Natural History Museum is also recruiting amateur naturalists to gather data on a range of other threatened wildlife.
- For naturalists, Bermuda is lush and alive with natural splendor.
- Virginia, as she was known, was an amateur naturalist with an active interest in marine biology.
- Recently I ran through the Amazonian rainforest in the company of a French naturalist.
- But he has been a professional biologist for a good forty years and a naturalist since childhood.
- In the past, naturalists relied on structural characteristics to determine the evolutionary relationships.
- At 22,000 feet, a naturalist on the next expedition discovered Earth's highest permanent residents.
- Our evenings will be spent participating in discussions with local naturalists and environmental activists.
Synonyms
natural historian, life scientist, wildlife expert
2A person who practices naturalism in art or literature.
Example sentencesExamples
- The novel received wide critical acclaim and Motley's harsh, unrelenting realism invited comparisons with Richard Wright and the revered naturalists Theodore Dreiser and Frank Norris.
- He aimed to make paintings that depicted the truth and he was critically condemned for being a naturalist.
- For painters, naturalism was the greatest signifier of mortality, and Caravaggio was the greatest naturalist.
- In other words, Caravaggio died because of his artistic success as a naturalist.
- This was the only film until last year's discovery and a breakthrough for naturalists of the period.
- Even a naturalist like Zola cannot help giving his characters insight (of joy or despair) into the sweep of human meaning even as he feeds them to the grinder of biological determinism.
- Crane has been called a naturalist, an impressionist, an expressionist, and a symbolist, but none of these disparate labels satisfactorily denotes the range and complexity of his art.
1. 2.1 A person who adopts philosophical naturalism.
  Example sentencesExamples
  But as Johnson himself notes, many people think that they can be methodological naturalists and theists.
  The naturalist on the contrary simply points out that, whatever the mind is, our continuing existence is proof that it has done its job of keeping us around.
  A methodological naturalist would insist on explaining all phenomena, however strange, in natural terms.
  You call yourself a socialist progressive and an atheist, yet I'd have also labeled you a naturalist.

adjectiveˈnaCH(ə)rələstˈnætʃ(ə)rələst

another term for naturalistic
Example sentencesExamples
- The Egyptian magicians were able to duplicate the first three signs Moses performed although not necessarily by naturalist methods only.
- Carrà, Soffici, and Ottone Rosai contributed to the Strapaese circle with landscapes and genre painting rendered in a conservative, naturalist idiom.
- One speculation I make in the book is that our current consumer culture may be based upon the naturalist intelligence.
- This was a challenge to the dominant, naturalist conventions of his day, where characters in drama represented specific social types without contradiction, predetermined and easily recognisable.
- Nevertheless, such a logic fully brings out the absurd implications of the feminist and naturalist accounts.
- The ultimate goal is to replace naturalist science with spiritualist thinking.
- The naturalist animation style used in Perfect Blue almost makes it seem like a live-action movie.
- But that, again, is a triumph of naturalist ideology over common sense.
- What initially interested you in the naturalist film style?
- This extract can be taken as an example of Zola's naturalist style: realism taken to the point of nausea.
- Theories that think that the natural and the social worlds are the same are known as naturalist theories.

单词	naturalist
释义	Definition of naturalist in English: naturalist noun ˈnatʃ(ə)rəlɪstˈnætʃ(ə)rələst 1An expert in or student of natural history. Example sentencesExamples ‘It speaks very highly of native naturalists and the value of traditional knowledge,’ he added. No wonder, too, that conservationists and naturalists are horrified by plans to build an airport here. Virginia, as she was known, was an amateur naturalist with an active interest in marine biology. To help do this, the event organizers have recruited naturalists and scientists with expertise in various animal and plant groups to lead teams of volunteers through the park and identify what is there. Local naturalists also say they have noticed an increased diversity of wildlife using the site. But he has been a professional biologist for a good forty years and a naturalist since childhood. This idea is based on the incorrect interpretations of early naturalists who attributed perceived behaviors of vampire bats in South America to that of bats in other countries. In the past, naturalists relied on structural characteristics to determine the evolutionary relationships. Recently I ran through the Amazonian rainforest in the company of a French naturalist. On this year's Antarctic cruises, for example, the onboard team includes scientists, naturalists and explorers, led by respected naturalist Nigel Sitwell. The Natural History Museum is also recruiting amateur naturalists to gather data on a range of other threatened wildlife. Ornithologists and naturalists, including the renowned nineteenth-century illustrator John Gould, originally classified male and female huias as two different species. Our evenings will be spent participating in discussions with local naturalists and environmental activists. For naturalists, Bermuda is lush and alive with natural splendor. At 22,000 feet, a naturalist on the next expedition discovered Earth's highest permanent residents. Yet it is worth recalling that modern evolutionary biology was founded when a young naturalist - a creationist at the time - was struck by three puzzling patterns in nature. So I spent a lot of time on the water and learned a lot about marine biology from the naturalist on the whale-watching boat. French agricultural naturalists, whose perspective was both continental and philosophic, treated the British inquiry with careful condescension. Some nineteenth-century naturalists denied that animals possessed any mental qualities besides instincts. Synonyms natural historian, life scientist, wildlife expert biologist, botanist, zoologist, ornithologist, entomologist, ecologist, conservationist, environmentalist, preservationist birdwatcher North American birder informal twitcher 2A person who practises naturalism in art or literature. Example sentencesExamples He aimed to make paintings that depicted the truth and he was critically condemned for being a naturalist. This was the only film until last year's discovery and a breakthrough for naturalists of the period. Even a naturalist like Zola cannot help giving his characters insight (of joy or despair) into the sweep of human meaning even as he feeds them to the grinder of biological determinism. The novel received wide critical acclaim and Motley's harsh, unrelenting realism invited comparisons with Richard Wright and the revered naturalists Theodore Dreiser and Frank Norris. For painters, naturalism was the greatest signifier of mortality, and Caravaggio was the greatest naturalist. In other words, Caravaggio died because of his artistic success as a naturalist. Crane has been called a naturalist, an impressionist, an expressionist, and a symbolist, but none of these disparate labels satisfactorily denotes the range and complexity of his art. 2.1 A person who adopts philosophical naturalism. Example sentencesExamples A methodological naturalist would insist on explaining all phenomena, however strange, in natural terms. The naturalist on the contrary simply points out that, whatever the mind is, our continuing existence is proof that it has done its job of keeping us around. But as Johnson himself notes, many people think that they can be methodological naturalists and theists. You call yourself a socialist progressive and an atheist, yet I'd have also labeled you a naturalist. adjective ˈnatʃ(ə)rəlɪstˈnætʃ(ə)rələst another term for naturalistic Example sentencesExamples The Egyptian magicians were able to duplicate the first three signs Moses performed although not necessarily by naturalist methods only. The naturalist animation style used in Perfect Blue almost makes it seem like a live-action movie. Carrà, Soffici, and Ottone Rosai contributed to the Strapaese circle with landscapes and genre painting rendered in a conservative, naturalist idiom. This was a challenge to the dominant, naturalist conventions of his day, where characters in drama represented specific social types without contradiction, predetermined and easily recognisable. But that, again, is a triumph of naturalist ideology over common sense. What initially interested you in the naturalist film style? The ultimate goal is to replace naturalist science with spiritualist thinking. This extract can be taken as an example of Zola's naturalist style: realism taken to the point of nausea. Theories that think that the natural and the social worlds are the same are known as naturalist theories. One speculation I make in the book is that our current consumer culture may be based upon the naturalist intelligence. Nevertheless, such a logic fully brings out the absurd implications of the feminist and naturalist accounts. Definition of naturalist in US English: naturalist nounˈnaCH(ə)rələstˈnætʃ(ə)rələst 1An expert in or student of natural history. Example sentencesExamples Ornithologists and naturalists, including the renowned nineteenth-century illustrator John Gould, originally classified male and female huias as two different species. Local naturalists also say they have noticed an increased diversity of wildlife using the site. So I spent a lot of time on the water and learned a lot about marine biology from the naturalist on the whale-watching boat. French agricultural naturalists, whose perspective was both continental and philosophic, treated the British inquiry with careful condescension. Some nineteenth-century naturalists denied that animals possessed any mental qualities besides instincts. To help do this, the event organizers have recruited naturalists and scientists with expertise in various animal and plant groups to lead teams of volunteers through the park and identify what is there. No wonder, too, that conservationists and naturalists are horrified by plans to build an airport here. On this year's Antarctic cruises, for example, the onboard team includes scientists, naturalists and explorers, led by respected naturalist Nigel Sitwell. ‘It speaks very highly of native naturalists and the value of traditional knowledge,’ he added. Yet it is worth recalling that modern evolutionary biology was founded when a young naturalist - a creationist at the time - was struck by three puzzling patterns in nature. This idea is based on the incorrect interpretations of early naturalists who attributed perceived behaviors of vampire bats in South America to that of bats in other countries. The Natural History Museum is also recruiting amateur naturalists to gather data on a range of other threatened wildlife. For naturalists, Bermuda is lush and alive with natural splendor. Virginia, as she was known, was an amateur naturalist with an active interest in marine biology. Recently I ran through the Amazonian rainforest in the company of a French naturalist. But he has been a professional biologist for a good forty years and a naturalist since childhood. In the past, naturalists relied on structural characteristics to determine the evolutionary relationships. At 22,000 feet, a naturalist on the next expedition discovered Earth's highest permanent residents. Our evenings will be spent participating in discussions with local naturalists and environmental activists. Synonyms natural historian, life scientist, wildlife expert 2A person who practices naturalism in art or literature. Example sentencesExamples The novel received wide critical acclaim and Motley's harsh, unrelenting realism invited comparisons with Richard Wright and the revered naturalists Theodore Dreiser and Frank Norris. He aimed to make paintings that depicted the truth and he was critically condemned for being a naturalist. For painters, naturalism was the greatest signifier of mortality, and Caravaggio was the greatest naturalist. In other words, Caravaggio died because of his artistic success as a naturalist. This was the only film until last year's discovery and a breakthrough for naturalists of the period. Even a naturalist like Zola cannot help giving his characters insight (of joy or despair) into the sweep of human meaning even as he feeds them to the grinder of biological determinism. Crane has been called a naturalist, an impressionist, an expressionist, and a symbolist, but none of these disparate labels satisfactorily denotes the range and complexity of his art. 2.1 A person who adopts philosophical naturalism. Example sentencesExamples But as Johnson himself notes, many people think that they can be methodological naturalists and theists. The naturalist on the contrary simply points out that, whatever the mind is, our continuing existence is proof that it has done its job of keeping us around. A methodological naturalist would insist on explaining all phenomena, however strange, in natural terms. You call yourself a socialist progressive and an atheist, yet I'd have also labeled you a naturalist. adjectiveˈnaCH(ə)rələstˈnætʃ(ə)rələst another term for naturalistic Example sentencesExamples The Egyptian magicians were able to duplicate the first three signs Moses performed although not necessarily by naturalist methods only. Carrà, Soffici, and Ottone Rosai contributed to the Strapaese circle with landscapes and genre painting rendered in a conservative, naturalist idiom. One speculation I make in the book is that our current consumer culture may be based upon the naturalist intelligence. This was a challenge to the dominant, naturalist conventions of his day, where characters in drama represented specific social types without contradiction, predetermined and easily recognisable. Nevertheless, such a logic fully brings out the absurd implications of the feminist and naturalist accounts. The ultimate goal is to replace naturalist science with spiritualist thinking. The naturalist animation style used in Perfect Blue almost makes it seem like a live-action movie. But that, again, is a triumph of naturalist ideology over common sense. What initially interested you in the naturalist film style? This extract can be taken as an example of Zola's naturalist style: realism taken to the point of nausea. Theories that think that the natural and the social worlds are the same are known as naturalist theories.
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