| 单词 | naturally |
| 释义 | nat·u·ral·ly 1. < one child … was naturally good — Margaret Deland > < poetry or music … may be said to be naturally pleasing — Joshua Reynolds > < her face, naturally pale as marble — Charlotte Brontë > 2. a. < the snow loads will begin to slide off the naturally drooping branches — G.R.Stewart > < the changes which are naturally wrought by time — H.F.Tozer > b. < the doomed retainers … naturally bewailed their sad fate — A.M.Young > < its insular situation … led naturally to the seafaring activities — Kemp Malone > < money flows naturally to those who can produce something of value — W.J.Reilly > 3. < she did not seem to die naturally — Ann Radcliffe > < you will feel your body weight shift naturally to the left leg — Bob Nichols > 4. a. < her hair curls naturally > < an older and more naturally wooded area — American Guide Series: Minnesota > b. < the cypress grows naturally in the southeastern U.S. > 5. < the artist who represents objects naturally > 6. < write naturally and spontaneously, just as you'd thank your friend in person — Barbara Peterson > |
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