naif
英 [naɪˈiːf]
美 [naɪˈiːf]
- adj. 天真的；像孩子的（等于naive）
- n. 天真的人
- n. (Naif)人名；(阿拉伯)纳伊夫
英语词源
- naif (adj.)
- 1590s, from French naïf, literally "naive" (see naive). As a noun, first attested 1893, from French, where Old French naif also meant "native inhabitant; simpleton, natural fool."
权威例句
- 1. It is a pretty story, albeit a trifle naif.
- 这故事虽说有点幼稚简单,却颇为有趣.
- 2. Their gee - whiz, faux - naif comportment is not always convincing ( Madison Bell )
- 他们耸人听闻的, 假纯朴的表现并不总是有说服力的 ( 麦迪逊贝尔 )
- 3. The introduction is stiff, embarrassing ; Naif.
- 介绍时拘谨而尴尬:奈伊夫.