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单词 naive
释义
naive
adjective
mainlydisapproving(alsonaïve,naïf)
uk
/naɪˈiːv/us
/naɪˈiːv/
C1
toowillingtobelievethat someone istellingthetruth, that people'sintentionsingeneralare good, or thatlifeissimpleandfair. People are often naive because they areyoungand/or have not had muchexperienceoflife:
轻信的；天真的；幼稚的
She was very naive tobelievethat he'dstaywith her.她居然天真地相信他会和她在一起。
They make the naiveassumptionthat because it'spopularit must be good.他们幼稚地认为流行的就一定是好的。
Itwas a little naiveofyoutothinkthat they wouldlistentoyoursuggestions.以为他们会听从你的建议，你真有点儿天真。
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naively
(Definition ofnaivefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

naive| American Dictionary

naive
adjective
us
/nɑˈiv/
tooreadytobelievesomeone or something, or totrustthat someone’sintentionsare good,esp. because of alackofexperience:
It was naive of her tothinkthat she wouldeverget hermoneyback.
(Definition ofnaivefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofnaive

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Because of this extension, thenaiveadaptation of labelled bisimulations from the pi calculus is too strong to be useful for the purposes of verification.
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In both cases, anaiveessentialism causes partial truths to eclipse the larger picture.
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This study was performed onnaiveanimals only.
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Disagreements were resolved by a thirdnaiverater.
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Let us implement anaivechoice point, namely one that defines a set of alternative statements to be chosen.
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The epistemological beliefs characterising new course economics were the ideals of anaiveempiricism rather than those of modern critical positivism.
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Evolutionary and immunological processes are shown to be especially important when parasites are introduced into new habitats withnaivehosts.
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We estimated three (basic,naive, and extended) specifications for each of the eight models.
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This series yields exponential behavior ofnaivecompilation (along first column) to decisions trees.
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There is sometimes a surprisinglynaivewillingness to blame nineteenth-century women for failing to have late-twentieth-century attitudes about race or class or sexuality.
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Chapter 6 improvesnaivebacktracking using look-back schemes for backjumping and learning.
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Collective security, they believed, was a chimera, designed for the credulouslynaive.
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Introductions tonaivehost populations elsewhere have caused severe epidemics.
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This criterion was used in the old days to criticize the practice of attributing to agents adaptive and othernaiveexpectations schemes.
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How could he, and he alone, benaiveand immersed in bad faith and false consciousness?
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