What does 当然 in Japanese mean?

What is the meaning of the word 当然 in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 当然 in Japanese.

The word 当然 in Japanese means of course, 当然, 当然, 当然, もちろん、当然, もちろん 、 当然, ~を諦める, ~の権利を持っている(がある)、当然~すべきである, 道理上、当然, 必然的に、当然, もちろん、当たり前、当然, もちろん 、 当然, 当然 、 もちろん 、 むろん 、 言うまでもなく, もちろん、当然、確かに, 全く 、 当然 、 絶対に. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word 当然

of course

当然

(reasonably)

Louise was justifiably angry when she discovered that someone had taken money from her purse.

当然

(certainly)

Matt's degree has unquestionably helped him to get a well-paying job.

当然

(predictably)

Shaun told several obvious lies in the interview; unsurprisingly, he did not get the job.

もちろん、当然

(expressing polite consent)

But of course, you're right!

もちろん 、 当然

(of course)

もちろん、行ってもいいよ。
Certainly, you may go.

~を諦める

(be resigned)

The team never gave up hope of victory.

~の権利を持っている(がある)、当然~すべきである

(be entitled to do sth)

私達はここにいる権利がある。あなたが私達を退去させることはできない。
We have the right to be here. You can't make us leave.

道理上、当然

(within acceptable or reasonable limits)

I will consider any suggestion provided it is in reason.

必然的に、当然

(predictably)

Inevitably, he arrived late with a whole bunch of poor excuses.

もちろん、当たり前、当然

(slang (naturally)

I'll have a hotdog - with ketchup and mustard, natch!

もちろん 、 当然

(of course)

Kate naturally wanted to do well at her job.

当然 、 もちろん 、 むろん 、 言うまでもなく

(of course)

ⓘこの文は英語例文の訳ではありません。 彼は明らかに嘘をついているとその場にいる全員がわかっていた。
Obviously, we left after they ran out of beer.

もちろん、当然、確かに

(naturally, as might be expected)

Of course, I will need to know where you are going.

全く 、 当然 、 絶対に

(extremely) (強調)

Her behavior was positively disgusting!

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