Definition of human nature in English:

human nature

noun

mass noun

The general psychological characteristics, feelings, and behavioural traits of humankind, regarded as shared by all humans.
人性
he had a poor opinion of human nature
他对人性评价很低。
Example sentencesExamples
- You have restored my faith in human nature and it proves that not all young people are yobs or thugs.
- How could you have a glowing view of human nature when you contemplate what people do to one another?
- Two stages were built for the show, representing the masculine and feminine sides of human nature.
- There are bad facets of human nature, and these have to be restrained, mitigated, diverted.
- It is our human nature as social animals to attempt to interact with each other in a profitable manner.
- It's human nature to slow down just before a camera and then speed up again.
- They pointed out how little human nature has changed over the last thousand years.
- I despair of human nature; children are being taught that it is okay to be heartless to wild animals.
- It's human nature that in uncertain times we become more conservative and less speculative.
- Call me naive, but I still have enough faith in human nature to believe that they cannot succeed in this.
- Clearly, such views are derived from a very depressing take on human nature.
- Gambling is a fundamental part of human nature - we all take risks in daily life.
- That is what we have realised after a long and close observation of human nature.
- They were artists in their own right, but more, they were observers of human nature.
- The great thing about human nature is that we can make just about anything routine.
- Catastrophes of this magnitude and nature serve to bring out the best in human nature.
- As luck would have it, human nature means we all need different things at different times in different ways.
- It is part of human nature for a parent to show a little favouritism towards their own children.
- It's good, though, to find someone who is even more pessimistic about human nature than I am.
- It's human nature for people to reveal things at one moment that they regret a week or a year later.
Synonyms
the body, the human body, man's physical nature, physicality, corporeality, carnality, animality

Definition of human nature in US English:

human nature

nounˈ(h)yo͞omən ˈnāCHərˈ(h)jumən ˈneɪtʃər

The general psychological characteristics, feelings, and behavioral traits of humankind, regarded as shared by all humans.
人性
he had a poor opinion of human nature
他对人性评价很低。
Example sentencesExamples
- You have restored my faith in human nature and it proves that not all young people are yobs or thugs.
- It's human nature for people to reveal things at one moment that they regret a week or a year later.
- Call me naive, but I still have enough faith in human nature to believe that they cannot succeed in this.
- That is what we have realised after a long and close observation of human nature.
- It's human nature to slow down just before a camera and then speed up again.
- It's human nature that in uncertain times we become more conservative and less speculative.
- How could you have a glowing view of human nature when you contemplate what people do to one another?
- Catastrophes of this magnitude and nature serve to bring out the best in human nature.
- It is our human nature as social animals to attempt to interact with each other in a profitable manner.
- They pointed out how little human nature has changed over the last thousand years.
- It's good, though, to find someone who is even more pessimistic about human nature than I am.
- Gambling is a fundamental part of human nature - we all take risks in daily life.
- They were artists in their own right, but more, they were observers of human nature.
- Two stages were built for the show, representing the masculine and feminine sides of human nature.
- There are bad facets of human nature, and these have to be restrained, mitigated, diverted.
- It is part of human nature for a parent to show a little favouritism towards their own children.
- Clearly, such views are derived from a very depressing take on human nature.
- I despair of human nature; children are being taught that it is okay to be heartless to wild animals.
- As luck would have it, human nature means we all need different things at different times in different ways.
- The great thing about human nature is that we can make just about anything routine.
Synonyms
the body, the human body, man's physical nature, physicality, corporeality, carnality, animality

词汇	human nature
释义	Definition of human nature in English: human nature noun mass noun The general psychological characteristics, feelings, and behavioural traits of humankind, regarded as shared by all humans. 人性 he had a poor opinion of human nature 他对人性评价很低。 Example sentencesExamples You have restored my faith in human nature and it proves that not all young people are yobs or thugs. How could you have a glowing view of human nature when you contemplate what people do to one another? Two stages were built for the show, representing the masculine and feminine sides of human nature. There are bad facets of human nature, and these have to be restrained, mitigated, diverted. It is our human nature as social animals to attempt to interact with each other in a profitable manner. It's human nature to slow down just before a camera and then speed up again. They pointed out how little human nature has changed over the last thousand years. I despair of human nature; children are being taught that it is okay to be heartless to wild animals. It's human nature that in uncertain times we become more conservative and less speculative. Call me naive, but I still have enough faith in human nature to believe that they cannot succeed in this. Clearly, such views are derived from a very depressing take on human nature. Gambling is a fundamental part of human nature - we all take risks in daily life. That is what we have realised after a long and close observation of human nature. They were artists in their own right, but more, they were observers of human nature. The great thing about human nature is that we can make just about anything routine. Catastrophes of this magnitude and nature serve to bring out the best in human nature. As luck would have it, human nature means we all need different things at different times in different ways. It is part of human nature for a parent to show a little favouritism towards their own children. It's good, though, to find someone who is even more pessimistic about human nature than I am. It's human nature for people to reveal things at one moment that they regret a week or a year later. Synonyms the body, the human body, man's physical nature, physicality, corporeality, carnality, animality Definition of human nature in US English: human nature nounˈ(h)yo͞omən ˈnāCHərˈ(h)jumən ˈneɪtʃər The general psychological characteristics, feelings, and behavioral traits of humankind, regarded as shared by all humans. 人性 he had a poor opinion of human nature 他对人性评价很低。 Example sentencesExamples You have restored my faith in human nature and it proves that not all young people are yobs or thugs. It's human nature for people to reveal things at one moment that they regret a week or a year later. Call me naive, but I still have enough faith in human nature to believe that they cannot succeed in this. That is what we have realised after a long and close observation of human nature. It's human nature to slow down just before a camera and then speed up again. It's human nature that in uncertain times we become more conservative and less speculative. How could you have a glowing view of human nature when you contemplate what people do to one another? Catastrophes of this magnitude and nature serve to bring out the best in human nature. It is our human nature as social animals to attempt to interact with each other in a profitable manner. They pointed out how little human nature has changed over the last thousand years. It's good, though, to find someone who is even more pessimistic about human nature than I am. Gambling is a fundamental part of human nature - we all take risks in daily life. They were artists in their own right, but more, they were observers of human nature. Two stages were built for the show, representing the masculine and feminine sides of human nature. There are bad facets of human nature, and these have to be restrained, mitigated, diverted. It is part of human nature for a parent to show a little favouritism towards their own children. Clearly, such views are derived from a very depressing take on human nature. I despair of human nature; children are being taught that it is okay to be heartless to wild animals. As luck would have it, human nature means we all need different things at different times in different ways. The great thing about human nature is that we can make just about anything routine. Synonyms the body, the human body, man's physical nature, physicality, corporeality, carnality, animality
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