英语词汇“faux-naif”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	faux-naif
释义	faux-naïf in British English French (fonaif) adjective 1. appearing or seeking to appear simple and unsophisticated a faux-naïf narration noun 2. a person who pretends to be naïve Word origin French: false naïve faux-naïf in American English (foʊnɑˈif) adjective 1. artificially or affectedly naive 2. of a literary or artistic style that pretends to be simple, childlike, or unsophisticated noun 3. a faux-naïf person, style, etc. Word origin Fr Definition of 'faux-naïf'
随便看	haves haves and have-nots have sb eating out of one's hand have sb to thank have seen or known better days have several irons in the fire have sex have someone by the short and curlies have someone by the short hairs have-someone-eating-out-of-ones-hand have someone eating out of your hand have-someone-eating-out-of-your-hand have someone in the palm of your hand have-someone-in-the-palm-of-your-hand have someone on have someone on a string have someone on the run have someone over a barrel have someone pegged have someone's back have-someones-back have someone's blood on one's head have-someones-blood-on-ones-head have someone's ear have-someone's-ear

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faux-naïf in British English