naive

UK
/naɪˈiːv/
US
/nɑˈiv/
naiveприлагательное
naiver
Срав.
naivest
Превосх.
UK
/naɪˈiːv/
US
/nɑˈiv/
Переводы
She was too naive to see through his lies.
Она была слишком наивной, чтобы распознать его ложь.
His naive charm made him popular among his peers.
Его простодушное обаяние сделало его популярным среди сверстников.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
Lacking experience, wisdom, or judgment.
She was too naive to realize the risks involved in the investment.
Innocent and unsophisticated.
His naive charm made him popular among his peers.
Having or showing a lack of experience or knowledge; credulous.
The naive tourist believed every word the street vendor said.
Of art or artistic style: produced in a simple, childlike manner by a self-taught creator; characteristic of naïve art.
The gallery features several naive paintings by self-taught artists.
naiveсуществительное
naives
множ.
UK
/naɪˈiːv/
US
/naɪˈiv/
Rarely used countable noun meaning ‘a naive person’; supported by major dictionaries.
Определения
A person who shows a lack of experience, wisdom, or sophistication.
He was a complete naïve, trusting every promise that came his way.