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

Head coach Charlotte Edwards left experienced seamer Kate Cross out of England's squad, meaning extra responsibility has shifted to Bell's shoulders in the pace attack with Em Arlott and Lauren Filer as the other frontline seamers, and captain Nat Sciver-Brunt playing as an all-rounder.

From BBC

If being replaced by Nat Sciver-Brunt meant one part of Knight's identity was lost, there was another that had lain dormant, ready to be revived and unleashed.

From BBC

Change was inevitable: Jon Lewis and Heather Knight out, Charlotte Edwards and Nat Sciver-Brunt were quickly ushered in.

From BBC

As a member of Cuarteto d’Aida in the 1950s, she sang alongside Nat King Cole and toured the U.S. while also recording albums.

From Los Angeles Times

V. nat was first isolated from a salt marsh in the US state of Georgia back in the 1960s but remained largely neglected in culture collections and freezers until the mid-2010s when it was recognized for its ultra-fast growth rate – twice that of E. coli – which could be a significant industrial advantage.

From BBC