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nature [ˈneɪtʃəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

1. nature no pl (environment):

nature
natura f
nature
przyroda f
the course of nature
naturalny porządek m rzeczy

fungible nature N LAW

nature conservancy N no pl

nature lover N

nature reserve N

nature study N no pl

nature trail N

be part of someone's nature VB

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Usage examples with Nature's

human nature
ludzka natura
by nature
z natury
the beauties of nature
uroki mpl przyrody
the course of nature
naturalny porządek m rzeczy
something of that nature
coś w tym rodzaju
outside the nature reserve
poza rezerwatem
freak of nature
wybryk m natury
up-to-date nature of data, prices
aktualność f
to be in sb's nature
leżeć w czyjejś naturze
to be in communion with nature
obcować z naturą
to answer the call of nature
iść [perf pójść] na stronę
to be in the nature of sth
być rodzajem czegoś

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
His greatest, radical yet practical proposition for the public goodthe equitable sharing of nature's bounty among all citizensremains unfulfilled.
en.wikipedia.org
A riddle of nature's abhorrence of exact repetition or inability to produce it.
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By a remarkable happenstance of nature's bounteous benevolence, the period also coincided with the seasonal arrival of the mango fruit.
thenationonlineng.net
Just lie back and take in the best of nature's offerings (right).
www.themalaymailonline.com
The aim was to create a moving, breathing catalogue of living things, a kind of stamp collection of nature's creations.
torontolife.com
If possible, plant where they have space to naturalise as this is how they look at their best - tonnes of them scattered by nature's artistic hand.
www.independent.ie
A sickening succession of rapids, churned into boiling foam, presents a display of nature's violence that can not help but ping the patron's nerves.
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At the base are scientists engaged in the importunate probing of nature's corpus -- say, characterizing the molecular signalling pathways whose activation predisposes cells to become cancerous.
www.thestar.com
His early prose works had one common leitmotif: that of nature's beauty and wisdom bitterly contrasting with humanity's ugly shallowness.
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Similar to the book, blindness in the film serves as a metaphor for human nature's dark side: prejudice, selfishness, violence and willful indifference.
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