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in.no.cence5In7E7s[ntsn[U]无罪，无知，天真She pleaded her innocence (=said she was not guilty), but no one believed her.她辩称自己是无罪的，但没有人相信她。He was led away, protesting his innocence (=saying he was not guilty).他被带走了，但仍在抗议说自己无罪。She has a child-like innocence which I find very appealing.她有一种我觉得很吸引人的孩子般的天真。I asked her in all innocence (=without knowing that it would offend) how old she was, and she got quite annoyed.我傻乎乎地问了她的年龄，她非常恼火。
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