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native

/ˈneɪ.tɪv/

Tradução: Refere-se a pessoa, animal ou planta originária de um determinado lugar; ou algo natural e inerente a alguém ou algo., Substantivo que designa uma pessoa nascida em determinado lugar, ou um animal ou planta que ocorre ou cresce naturalmente em uma região específica.

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adjective

/ˈneɪ.tɪv/A2formal
  • ptRefere-se a pessoa, animal ou planta originária de um determinado lugar; ou algo natural e inerente a alguém ou algo.

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.

    ptNativo

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

    Sinônimosaboriginaldomestichomeindigenouslocalnataloriginal

    Antônimosalienexoticforeign

  2. Innate or naturalB2formal

    Belonging to a person by nature; inherent.

    ptInato

    • 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.

    Sinônimoscongenitalinborninherentinnateinstinctiveintrinsicnatural

    Antônimosacquiredlearned

  3. Local or indigenousB1formal

    Relating to the original inhabitants of a region.

    ptLocal ou indígena

    • 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.

    Sinônimosaboriginalautochthonousendemicindigenouslocaloriginal

    Antônimosalienexoticforeigninvasivenonnative

Formas
  • more native comparative form
  • most native superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˈneɪ.tɪv/B1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma pessoa nascida em determinado lugar, ou um animal ou planta que ocorre ou cresce naturalmente em uma região específica.

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.

    ptNatural

    • 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.

    Sinônimosaborigineautochthonindigenelocalnative-born

    Antônimosalienexpatriateforeignerimmigrantnewcomeroutsidersettler

  2. Original inhabitantB1formal

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

    ptHabitante nativo

    • 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.

    Sinônimosaborigineautochthonindigene

    Antônimoscolonistimmigrantnewcomersettler

  3. Local plant or animalB1formal

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

    ptEspécie nativa

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

    Sinônimosaborigineautochthonendemicindigenindigene

    Antônimosalienexoticforeignnonnative

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

Condições herdadas

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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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.