单词	faux naïf
释义	faux naïf /ˌfəʊ nʌɪˈiːf / /fo naif/ adjective Artificially or affectedly simple or naive: faux-naif pastoralism... The author doesn't present himself as something he is not: he does not exaggerate his knowledge of the country and he also steers clear of the irritating faux-naif persona favoured by some travel writers. The show featured the small, richly colored, faux-naif paintings on paper that the playwright completed between 1946 and 1956. A (perhaps the) central question, which divides modern readers into two camps, is how far style and content are really faux-naif and informed by humour and irony. noun A person who pretends to be ingenuous: the speaker in these stories sounds authentically ten years old, never lapsing into the coyness of the faux naif Origin From French faux 'false' + naïf 'naive'.
随便看	goalwards Goan go and chase oneself Goanese goanna goanna oil go-anywhere go ape (or vulgar slang, apeshit) go-around go around with go-ashore goashore go ashore go astray go-as-you-please go at goat goat-antelope goat cheese goatee goatee beard goateed goatfish goatherd goatish

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