英语词汇“naive”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

单词	naive
例句	naivenaive /nɑˈiv/ adjective ► naive believing that people are nicer and things are easier than they really are, because you do not have much experience of life: It was naive of you to give your phone number to someone you had just met. ► innocent not having much knowledge or experience of the bad things that can happen to you in life, and believing that most people are good: Alfredo was young and innocent, and he trusted people without question. ► inexperienced not having much experience of a situation, or not having enough experience to do something well: Inexperienced players cannot handle the pressure of pro basketball as well as the older, more experienced players do. You don't want an inexperienced doctor to do the surgery. ► unsophisticated not having much experience of life in cities among educated and fashionable people, and showing this by the way you talk or behave: She may be an unsophisticated girl from a farm in Nebraska, but she is not stupid! ► gullible a gullible person is easy to trick because he or she is always ready to believe what other people say: The criminals trick gullible people into giving them money to invest in a company that does not exist. ► impressionable young and easy to influence: The movie gives the wrong message to impressionable young girls ‘– it isn't cool to smoke or take drugs. ANTONYMS ➔ see sophisticatedADVERBS: naiveYou can make the adjectives naive, innocent, and gullible into adverbs by using an -ly ending: Perhaps naively, she believed that her own children would not do anything illegal. \| Innocently, they thought that they could trust the people traveling with them.
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