naive

/naɪˈiːv/ adj.
标准词条 CET-6IELTS
一句话记住

天真的;缺乏经验的;想法过于简单的

释义与例句

adj. 天真的;缺乏经验的;想法过于简单的
showing a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgement, especially by trusting people or ideas too easily
  1. It was naive of him to trust a complete stranger with his savings.
    他太天真了,竟把自己的积蓄托付给一个完全陌生的人。
  2. She was politically naive when she first joined the campaign.
    她刚参加这场运动时,在政治上还很幼稚。
展开其余 1 条例句
  1. The report takes a naive view of human behaviour.
    这份报告对人类行为的看法过于简单。

词族与关联词

词族(同一词根派生出的不同词性或形式)
  • naively 天真地;缺乏经验地
    副词,表示以过于简单或轻信的方式看待事情。
  • naivety 天真;幼稚
    英式英语常用名词拼写,指缺乏经验或判断力。
同义词
  • inexperienced 缺乏经验的
    inexperienced 只客观说明经验不足;naive 还常含轻信、幼稚或判断过于简单的贬义。
    The new team is enthusiastic but inexperienced. 这支新团队很有热情,但缺乏经验。
常见搭配
  • naive assumption 天真的假设
    The policy rests on the naive assumption that everyone will cooperate. 这项政策建立在一个天真的假设上,即人人都会合作。
  • naive to think 天真地认为
    I was naive to think the problem would solve itself. 我曾天真地以为这个问题会自行解决。