Pronunciation: /ˈnætʃərəlɪst/
noun a person who studies or is an expert in natural history
A1 A naturalist enjoys spending time in nature observing plants and animals.
A2 The naturalist wrote a book about the different species of birds found in the area.
B1 As a naturalist, she was able to identify various types of trees by their leaves and bark.
B2 The renowned naturalist gave a lecture on the importance of conservation and protecting wildlife.
C1 The naturalist's extensive research on marine life led to groundbreaking discoveries in the field of biology.
C2 The naturalist's passion for the environment and wildlife inspired many to pursue careers in conservation and ecology.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a naturalist
A1 She is a naturalist painter, using only earth tones in her artwork.
A2 The park ranger had a naturalist approach to wildlife conservation, focusing on preserving habitats.
B1 The documentary featured interviews with naturalist experts who provided insight into the behavior of animals in the wild.
B2 The author's writing style is often described as naturalist, with detailed descriptions of the environment and characters.
C1 The renowned naturalist expedition leader led a group of researchers on an exploration of the remote rainforest.
C2 His naturalist observations of bird migration patterns have been published in scientific journals around the world.
formal The naturalist conducted a detailed study of the local flora and fauna.
informal My friend is a total naturalist - she loves spending time outdoors observing wildlife.
slang I never knew I was such a naturalist until I went camping and fell in love with nature.
figurative As a naturalist of human behavior, she was able to predict how people would react in certain situations.
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