naive

英[nɑ:'i:v]美[nɑ:'i:v]

a.
1.天真的
2.幼稚的；轻信的
3.（画家）未经正规训练的；（绘画）未经正规训练的画家画的
4.未有过经验的；未作过实验对象的；未服用过麻醉毒品的
n.
天真的人；幼稚轻信的人

名　词：naive'ness

副　词：naive'ly

同：	[a.] naif, primitive, unenlightened, uninitiate
反：	[a.] sophisticated

A naive idealist who supports philanthropic or humanitarian causes or reforms.
社会改良空想家幼稚的理想主义者，支持善心或博爱的事件的改革者。收藏
It would be naive to suppose that the theory has not been modified in the three centuries since its inception
如果设想这个理论从诞生以来的三世纪内没有被修改过，那就是太天真了。收藏
To the unsophisticated(ie naive)mind of the average viewer...
对于一般观众的单纯心理....收藏
I say driven because Macbeth is no naive murderer or political innocent
我说是驱使，因为麦克白决非幼稚的谋杀犯或政治上的白痴。收藏
It is naive to believe that exclusive reliance on control mechanisms will pave the way for a more ethical and profitable future.
但是相信这种对于控制机制的绝对依赖能带给我们一个实现了道德和福利双重目标的文化,就不免显得有些天真。收藏

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marked by or showing unaffected simplicity and lack of guile or worldly experience
- a teenager's naive ignorance of life
- the naive assumption that things can only get better
- this naive simple creature with wide friendly eyes so eager to believe appearances
[同] naif, naive
[反] sophisticated
of or created by one without formal training; simple or naive in style
- primitive art such as that by Grandma Moses is often colorful and striking
[同] naive, primitive

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