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organically

/ɔːˈɡæn.ɪ.kəl.i/

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adverb

/ɔːˈɡæn.ɪ.kəl.i/B2formal
  • ruНаречие, означающее «естественным образом» или «без искусственных веществ». Может относиться к методам ведения сельского хозяйства (без синтетических химикатов), постепенному развитию чего-либо или биологическому функционированию живых организмов.

An adverb meaning "in a natural manner" or "without artificial substances." It can refer to farming practices (without synthetic chemicals), the gradual development of something, or the biological functioning of living organisms.

  1. In a natural wayB2formal

    In a manner that is natural, gradual, and without artificial intervention.

    ruЕстественно

    • The company grew organically without outside investment.
    • The friendship developed organically over time.
    • The design evolved organically from the initial concept.

    Synonymsnaturallyspontaneously

    Antonymsartificiallysyntheticallyunnaturally

  2. Without chemicalsB1formal

    In a way that relates to or uses organic farming methods, without synthetic chemicals.

    ruОрганически

    • The vegetables are grown organically on the farm.
    • They produce their wine organically.
    • The cotton is farmed organically to avoid pesticides.

    Synonymsnaturally

    Antonymschemicallysynthetically

  3. As part of a living systemC1formal

    In a way that relates to or is derived from living organisms.

    ruОрганически

    • The waste decomposes organically in the soil.
    • The nutrients are absorbed organically by the plants.
    • The material breaks down organically over time.

    Synonymsbiologicallynaturallyphysiologically

Forms
  • more organically comparative form
  • most organically superlative form
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