Re: the meaning of nature

mikaMember

Hi, there!

I have a minor question.

Are there any difference between "relax in nature" and "relax in nature surroundings"?

May I say "relax in nature"?

Thank you!

1/25/234:03 AM

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David, ModeratorModerator

Hello, Mika—You can speak of relaxing in nature when you have in mind relaxing outside and away from manmade things. It does not work to speak of relaxing in "nature surroundings," which should be "natural surroundings." The difference between nature and natural surroundings is that the latter need not be in nature. One can have natural surroundings (plants, etc.) inside a building.

1/25/2312:03 PM

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mikaMember

Thank you so much!

1/26/231:49 PM

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