adj.缺乏经验的，幼稚的，无知的，轻信的，天真的，率直的，稚拙派的(简单质朴，色彩明快)

原形：naive比较级：naiver最高级：naivest

Eric made a naive decision.
埃里克做了一个不成熟的决定。
They always ask naive questions.
他们总问天真的问题。
Tom is so naive as to believe such a lie.
汤姆竟然幼稚得连这种谎言都相信。
She was naive enough to believe everything he said.
她天真地相信了他所说的一切。
His view on world politics is rather naive.
他对世界政治的看法相当天真。
The young traveler was naive about the dangers of traveling alone.
这位年轻的旅行者对独自旅行的危险性认识不足。
The child's artwork had a delightful naivety about it.
这个孩子的画作有一种令人愉快的天真。
He thought he could fool everyone with his naive charm.
他以为他能用他的天真魅力愚弄所有人。
Her innocence and naivety were endearing to all who knew her.
她的纯真和天真让所有认识她的人感到喜爱。
In his first job, he was very naive about office politics.
在他的第一份工作中，他对办公室政治非常天真。
The newcomer's naive questions revealed his lack of experience.
新手那些天真的问题暴露了他的经验不足。
She was naive to think that everyone would agree with her.
她天真地认为每个人都会同意她的观点。
His understanding of complex issues was disappointingly naive.
他对复杂问题的理解令人失望地天真。