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native

/ˈneɪ.tɪv/

Traduction: Décrit une personne, un animal ou une plante originaire d'un lieu donné, ou quelque chose de naturel et d'inhérent., Personne née dans un lieu donné, ou animal ou plante qui se trouve naturellement dans une région particulière.

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adjective

/ˈneɪ.tɪv/A2formal
  • frDécrit une personne, un animal ou une plante originaire d'un lieu donné, ou quelque chose de naturel et d'inhérent.

Describes a person, animal, or plant that originates from a particular place, or something that is natural and inherent.

  1. Place of originA2formal

    Associated with the place where a person was born or where something originated.

    frd'origine, natal

    • She is a native speaker of Spanish.
    • This plant is native to South America.
    • He returned to his native country after many years abroad.

    Synonymesaboriginaldomestichomeindigenouslocalnataloriginal

    Antonymesalienexoticforeign

  2. Innate or naturalB2formal

    Belonging to a person by nature; inherent.

    frinné / naturel

    • She has a native talent for music.
    • His native intelligence helped him solve the problem quickly.
    • The ability to learn language is native to humans.

    Synonymescongenitalinborninherentinnateinstinctiveintrinsicnatural

    Antonymesacquiredlearned

  3. Local or indigenousB1formal

    Relating to the original inhabitants of a region.

    frautochtone

    • The native tribes of the Amazon have lived there for centuries.
    • Native American art is displayed in the museum.
    • The native population was displaced by settlers.

    Synonymesaboriginalautochthonousendemicindigenouslocaloriginal

    Antonymesalienexoticforeigninvasivenonnative

Formes
  • more native comparative form
  • most native superlative form
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noun

/ˈneɪ.tɪv/B1formal
  • frPersonne née dans un lieu donné, ou animal ou plante qui se trouve naturellement dans une région particulière.

A noun referring to a person who was born in a particular place, or an animal or plant that naturally lives or grows in a specific region.

  1. Person born in a placeA2formal

    A person who was born in a particular place or country.

    frPersonne née dans un lieu

    • She is a native of Brazil.
    • The natives of the island have their own traditions.
    • He returned to his native land after many years abroad.

    Synonymesaborigineautochthonindigenelocalnative-born

    Antonymesalienexpatriateforeignerimmigrantnewcomeroutsidersettler

  2. Original inhabitantB1formal

    A person belonging to the original population of a region, often used historically.

    frAutochtone (habitants originaires)

    • The natives of the region lived in harmony with nature.
    • European settlers often displaced the native populations.
    • The museum displays artifacts from the native tribes.

    Synonymesaborigineautochthonindigene

    Antonymescolonistimmigrantnewcomersettler

  3. Local plant or animalB1formal

    An animal or plant that naturally lives or grows in a specific area.

    frPlante ou animal indigène

    • The kangaroo is a native of Australia.
    • This flower is a native of the Mediterranean region.
    • Many native species are threatened by invasive plants.

    Synonymesaborigineautochthonendemicindigenindigene

    Antonymesalienexoticforeignnonnative

Formes
  • natives plural form
  • natives' possessive plural form
  • native's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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