naturally

UK
/ˈnætʃ.ər.ə.li/
US
/ˈnætʃ.ɚ.ə.li/

Translations

naturallyadverb
naturallyadverb
naturallyinterjection
Used chiefly in informal speech to express agreement or that something is obvious.
naturallyinterjection
Used as an exclamatory discourse marker meaning 'of course' or 'as expected'.
naturallyadverb
UK
/ˈnætʃ.ər.ə.li/
US
/ˈnætʃ.ɚ.ə.li/
Naturally, he was upset when he heard the bad news.
Естественно, он расстроился, когда услышал плохие новости.
Naturally, we'll help you if you need it.
Разумеется, мы поможем тебе, если понадобится.
Naturally, this will take some time.
Конечно, это займёт некоторое время.
Additional translations
само собой
от природы
натуральноразг., разговорное; употребляется в значении «конечно»
по натурео врождённом свойстве, характере
естественным образом

Definitions

naturallyadverb
In a natural manner; without artificial assistance or affectation.
The actor delivered his lines so naturally that the audience forgot he was performing.
By nature; inherently.
She is naturally curious about how things work.
As might be expected; of course.
Naturally, they celebrated when the project succeeded.
naturallyadverb
In a natural or normal manner; without artificiality or effort.
She smiled naturally, without forcing it.
As might be expected; unsurprisingly; of course.
Naturally, he arrived late.
naturallyinterjection
Used to express that something is obvious or expected; of course!
"Will you help me move on Saturday?" — "Naturally!"
naturallyinterjection
An exclamation used to express that something is obvious, expected, or taken for granted; of course.
Naturally! I knew you would say that.
naturallyadverb
In a natural manner; according to the usual course of things.
The flowers grew naturally in the wild without any human intervention.
As might be expected; of course.
Naturally, he was upset when he heard the bad news.
Without artificial aid; by nature.
She has naturally curly hair that doesn't need any styling products.