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au na⋅tu⋅rel
[oh nach-uh-rel; Fr. oh na-ty-rel] 
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| au na·tu·rel (ō' nāch'ə-rěl', ô' nä-tü-rěl') adj.
[French : au, in the + naturel, natural (state).] |
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au naturel
1817, from Fr., lit. "in the natural state;" originally meaning "uncooked," but used euphemistically for "undressed."
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2001 Douglas Harper
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Language Translation for : au naturel
Spanish:
de carácter…,
German:
-artig,
Japanese:
―気質の
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