forces of nature Idioma

Mother Nature

nature, natural forces and causes Mother Nature provided the basic foods: wild vegetables and water.

nature calls

need to go the washroom, have to go When nature calls, just say you have an important appointment.

second nature

natural ability or interest, talent Skating is second nature to Paul. He's got natural skating ability.

by nature

arising from one's nature 天生地；天性
He is by nature kind and generous．他是个天生仁慈和宽宏大量的人。
She is narrowminded by nature．她天生小心眼。
That man is proud by mature．那人天生骄傲。

second nature to

Idiom(s): second nature to sb

Theme: EASY

easy and natural for someone.
• Swimming is second nature to Jane.
• Driving is no problem for Bob. It's second nature to him.

call of nature

Idiom(s): call of nature

Theme: BATHROOM

the need to go to the lavatory. (Humorous.)
• Stop the car here! I have to answer the call of nature.
• There was no break in the agenda to take account of the call of nature.

Nature abhors a vacuum

This idiom is used to express the idea that empty or unfilled spaces are unnatural as they go against the laws of nature and physics.

Nature of the beast

The basic characteristics of something is the nature of the beast; often used when there's an aspect of something that cannot be changed or that is unpleasant or difficult.

answer the call of nature|answer|call of nature|ob

v. phr., slang To go to the bathroom to relieve oneself by urinating or defecating. Ted was hiking in the mountains when suddenly he had to answer the call of nature but since there was no bathroom in the woods, he excused himself and disappeared behind the bushes.

good nature|good|nature

n. Readiness to please others and to be pleased. Cheerfulness, pleasantness. Everybody likes Mr. Crowe because of his good nature. Miss Reynolds was remembered by her students for her good nature.

force of nature

1. Literally, the earth's able climatological phenomena, such as wind or rain, that bodies cannot control. Often acclimated in the plural. The abstraction is to accouter the armament of attributes to actualize alternative, renewable activity sources. In this allotment of the country, you're at greater accident from the armament of attributes than any abyss or agrarian animals.2. Someone or article with a huge and acutely unstoppable bulk of energy, influence, or force. The gold-medal cyclist is a force of attributes to catch on the road, constant altitude that would accomplish the best athletic athletes wilt. People are advantageous respects to the backward senator, a political force of attributes who befuddled up the absolute mural in Washington, D.C.Learn more: force, nature, of

the armament of ˈnature

the ability of the wind, rain, etc., abnormally back it causes accident or harm: This is one of the few areas of the country area the armament of attributes are in control, which is why bodies don’t alive here.Learn more: force, nature, of

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