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Detailed Translations for naturalness from English to Spanish

naturalness:


Translation Matrix for naturalness:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- artlessness; ingenuousness; innocence
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- matter of course; spontaneity

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Related Definitions for "naturalness":

  1. the likeness of a representation to the thing represented1
    • engineers strove to increase the naturalness of recorded music1
  2. the quality of being natural or based on natural principles1
    • he accepted the naturalness of death1
    • the spontaneous naturalness of his manner1
  3. the quality of innocent naivete1

Wiktionary Translations for naturalness:

naturalness
noun
  1. state or quality of being natural

natural:

natural [the ~] noun

  1. the natural
    el talento innato
  2. the natural (skin colour; complexion; skin color)
    el color piel

Translation Matrix for natural:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
autóctono aboriginal; indigenous; native
color piel complexion; natural; skin color; skin colour colour of the skin; complexion
indígena aboriginal; indigenous; inlander; local; native
innato native
nativo aboriginal; aborigine; indigenous; native
talento innato natural
- cancel
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
nativo aboriginal; inborn; indigenous; innate; local; native; natural autochthonal; domestic; indigenous; internal; national; native
- born; innate; instinctive; lifelike; raw; rude
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- be just the person for..; close to nature; unaffected
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
aborígen aboriginal; inborn; indigenous; innate; local; native; natural
autóctono aboriginal; inborn; indigenous; innate; local; native; natural autochthonal; domestic; indigenous; internal; native
indígena aboriginal; inborn; indigenous; innate; local; native; natural autochthonal; domestic; indigenous; internal; local; national; native
ingenuo natural believing; candid; credulous; fair; frank; genuine; gullible; heartfelt; honest; liberal; naive; naïve; open minded; open-minded; outspoken; simple; sincere; trustful; trusting; unprejudiced; unworldly; upright; wide-eyed
ingénito inborn; innate; native; natural
innato inborn; innate; native; natural
inocente natural as a child; blameless; chaste; guiltless; harmless; immaculate; impeccable; innocent; naive; naïve; pristine; pure; simple; spotless; unspoiled; untainted; virginal; wide-eyed
instintivo inborn; innate; native; natural by instinct; instinctive; intuitive
natural inborn; innate; natural apparently; easy; effortless; free; freely; indeed; naturally; obviously; of course; pure; self-evident; straight; to be sure; uncultivated; undeveloped; virgin; without doubt
natural de aboriginal; inborn; indigenous; innate; local; native; natural native
nulo invalid; minimal; natural; null; relaxed; slight; unconstrained; void empty; facetiously; indigent; meager; meagre; minimal; needy; nil; pennyless; poor; puny; skinny; slight; thin; zero
original de aboriginal; inborn; indigenous; innate; local; native; natural autochthonal; domestic; indigenous; internal; native
por naturaleza inborn; innate; natural
sencillo natural believing; credulous; disabled; easily; easy; effortless; frugal; gullible; handicapped; humble; mean; modest; naïve; not difficult; not hard; of simple origin; pedestrian; quite common; simple; trustful; trusting; unadorned; unaffected; uncomplicated; unmade-up; vile; without make-up
sin validez invalid; minimal; natural; null; relaxed; slight; unconstrained; void

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Related Definitions for "natural":

  1. free from artificiality1
    • a natural reaction1
  2. being talented through inherited qualities1
    • a natural leader1
  3. related by blood; not adopted1
  4. in accordance with nature; relating to or concerning nature1
    • a very natural development1
    • our natural environment1
    • natural science1
    • natural resources1
    • natural cliffs1
    • natural phenomena1
  5. existing in or produced by nature; not artificial or imitation1
    • a natural pearl1
    • natural gas1
    • natural silk1
    • natural blonde hair1
    • a natural sweetener1
    • natural fertilizers1
  6. existing in or in conformity with nature or the observable world; neither supernatural nor magical1
    • a perfectly natural explanation1
  7. (of a musical note) being neither raised nor lowered by one chromatic semitone1
    • a natural scale1
    • B natural1
  8. functioning or occurring in a normal way; lacking abnormalities or deficiencies1
    • it's the natural thing to happen1
    • natural immunity1
    • a grandparent's natural affection for a grandchild1
  9. (used especially of commodities) being unprocessed or manufactured using only simple or minimal processes1
    • natural yogurt1
    • natural produce1
  10. unthinking; prompted by (or as if by) instinct1
    • a cat's natural aversion to water1
  11. (craps) a first roll of 7 or 11 that immediately wins the stake1
  12. a notation cancelling a previous sharp or flat1
  13. someone regarded as certain to succeed1
    • he's a natural for the job1

Wiktionary Translations for natural:

natural
adjective
  1. without additives
  2. relating to nature

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
natural natural natuurlijk — uit de natuur afkomstig
natural natural natürlichohne Steigerung: sich auf die Natur beziehend, naturgemäß, in der Natur vorkommend
natural natural natürlich — nicht entfremdet, dem Naturell entsprechend, sich auf das Naturell beziehend, naturgetreu
natural natural natürlichohne Steigerung: dem Gesetz der Natur entsprechend
natural número natural natürliche ZahlMathematik: positive, ganze Zahl; eine der Zahlen, die zum Zählen benutzt werden: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, …
natural verdadero; cierto wirklich — tatsächlich existierend und nicht nur in der Einbildung vorhanden seiend
natural innato; congénito naturel — Qui est relatif à la nature, à l’ensemble des êtres et des choses, à l’ordre qui les régit.