英语词汇“naivete”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	naivete
释义	Trends of naiveté View usage for: naiveté in American English (nɑivˈteɪ; nɑˈivˌteɪ) or naˈïveˌté (nɑivˈteɪ; nɑˈivˌteɪ) noun 1. the quality or state of being naive; simplicity; artlessness 2. a naive action or remark Also naˈiveness or naˈïveness, naˈivety (nɑˈivti) or naˈïvety Word origin Fr Examples of 'naiveté' in a sentence naiveté She was a manipulative woman, but her power was very limited, and in our naiveté wesaw her as a villain. Gregory Maguire WICKED: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE WICKED WITCH OF THE WEST (1995) She couldn't bear to think of the woman laughing behind his back, exploiting his gentility, his naïveté. Clive Barker THE HELLBOUND HEART (2001) But naïveté, of course, was a part of love: that was one of its weaknesses. Cleary, Jon MURDER SONG (2001) These were sights, sounds, smells and emotions which could not be accommodated in the soft, pliable naïveté of her life of just last week. Robert Wilson THE COMPANY OF STRANGERS (2001) Definition of 'naiveté'
随便看	bring to terms bring to the boil/come to the boil bring-to-the-boil-come-to-the-boil bring up bring up the rear brinier briniest brininess brinish brinjal brinjarry brink brinkman brinkmanship brinnies brinny briny brio brioche briolette brionies briony briquet briquette bris

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Trends ofnaiveté