Nat

¹

[nat]

noun

1. a male given name, form of Nathan or Nathaniel.

nat.

²

abbreviation

1. national.

2. native.

3. natural.

4. naturalist.

Nat

¹

/ næt /

noun

1. a member or supporter of the Scottish National Party

2. a member of the National Party

3. a Member of Parliament for the National Party

nat.

²

abbreviation

1. national

2. natural

Example Sentences

In a report following the call, Nat Schindler of Scotiabank said the company “will need to see a bevy of new revenue streams to validate their capex ramp.”

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Jones and Knight were both bowled by a fired-up Marizanne Kapp and Beaumont was caught behind off Ayabonga Khaka, but Nat Sciver-Brunt and Alice Capsey steadied the innings with a composed stand of 105.

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While in New York, Eilish attended the inaugural gala for the NAT, a nonprofit founded by longtime activist Gail Gallie, to raise money for reforestation, climate education and more.

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At 40 years old, James is currently the oldest active player in the NBA—however, he falls short of the record for the oldest player to ever play for an NBA team, which is held by Nat Hickey, who took part in his last game just hours shy of his 46th birthday back in 1948.

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England's semi-final against South Africa on Wednesday is a repeat of their tournament opener when they skittled the Proteas for just 69 in a statement win, and on the slow, spin-friendly surfaces of Guwahati, Nat Sciver-Brunt's side are favourites to join either India or Australia in Sunday's showpiece.

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