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

innocent

/ˈɪnəs(ə)nt

adjective

1Not guilty of a crime or offence: the prisoners were later found innocent he is innocent of Sir Thomas’s death...

Under Turkish law, everyone accused of a political or criminal offence is innocent until the crime is proved.
Everyone charged with a criminal offence shall be presumed innocent until proved guilty in accordance with law.
If we did follow a policy of no victims' names, we'd be horribly unfair to the other party, the person who's picked up for the crime and who is innocent until proved guilty.

Synonyms

guiltless, guilt-free, not guilty, blameless, not to blame, in the clear, unimpeachable, irreproachable, above suspicion, beyond criticism, without fault, faultless;

honourable, honest, upright, upstanding, law-abiding, incorrupt

informal squeaky clean

1.1 (innocent of) Without experience or knowledge of: a man innocent of war’s cruelties...

The accepted view was that girls going to the marriage bed would be innocent of any sexual experience and would then gain it from their ‘considerate’ husbands.
She knows she is innocent of infernal rites or knowledge of Satan, but she also knows that she has seduced and killed with psychological precision.
It is oblivious to the suffering of the Jews in Europe and to the Holocaust and innocent of any knowledge of pogroms or ghettos.

1.2 (innocent of) Without; lacking: a street quite innocent of bookshops...

He suggested it was worrying to players to suspect they could inadvertently test positive for a banned substance, believing it to be innocent of such chemicals.

Synonyms

free from, without, lacking (in), empty of, clear of, unacquainted with, ignorant of, unaware of, unfamiliar with, untouched by

rare nescient of

2 [attributive] Not responsible for or directly involved in an event yet suffering its consequences: an innocent bystander...

Amnesty International is worried that the stun guns could ‘inflict pain and other suffering on innocent bystanders’.
But Afghanistan is a hard land and the simple fact remains that those fighting for control of power rarely, if ever, bother about the suffering of innocent civilians.
However, we are now at war so we all need to face up to the reality and do as much as we can to ease the suffering of innocent civilians.

3Free from moral wrong; not corrupted: an innocent child...

But collective punishment of a whole people, especially of innocent children, is wrong.
While we wait, one of us might write a speculative novel about a happy, innocent world mercifully free of insufferable literary talk.
Tell me that television isn't a babysitter, and that I'm corrupting her innocent l'il mind.

Synonyms

virtuous, pure, sinless, free of sin, moral, decent, righteous, upright, wholesome, demure, modest, chaste, virginal, virgin, impeccable, pristine, spotless, stainless, unblemished, unsullied, incorrupt, uncorrupted, uncontaminated, undefiled

informal squeaky clean, whiter than white, as pure as the driven snow

Christianity immaculate

3.1Simple; naive: she is a poor, innocent young creature...

You could believe he was a young cop because LAPD cops are big and strong and physical and he's also young and naïve and innocent and wide eyed.
Niceland revolves around Jed - a simple, innocent young man who very likely has some sort of developmental disorder.
To rot this thread just a little I really think we've done children a complete disservice by assuming them to be naive, innocent little creatures.

Synonyms

naive, ingenuous, trusting, trustful, over-trusting, credulous, unsuspicious, unsuspecting, unwary, unguarded, unsceptical, impressionable, gullible, easily deceived, easily taken in, easily led;

inexperienced, unworldly, unsophisticated, green, wide-eyed;

simple, artless, guileless, childlike, frank, open

informal wet behind the ears, born yesterday, as green as grass

4Not involving or intended to cause harm or offence; harmless: an innocent mistake...

The mimicry programmes may be crude, but they are harmless and provide innocent fun to the audience.
We all agreed that the situation was purely innocent, harmless Internet fun.
You quickly and publicly recognize that even if it was an innocent mistake, his credibility is now so damaged that he can no longer help the party by remaining in the leadership.

Synonyms

harmless, innocuous, safe, non-injurious, unobjectionable, inoffensive, playful

benign, non-cancerous, non-malignant, non-dangerous, harmless, not life-threatening;

curable, remediable, treatable

technical benignant

noun

1A pure, guileless, or naive person: a young innocent abroad...

They are particularly impressive in their roles as the two younger girls - innocents who quickly come to grips with the nastiness of their new reality.
He says the Telegraph ignored important reasons to suppose that the girl, or more likely her parents, were not innocents abroad but downloaders on a big scale.
They were innocents abroad who were only doing what their society expected of them.

Synonyms

unworldly person, naive person;

child;

novice, greenhorn;

French ingénue

literary babe in arms, babe

2A person involved by chance in a situation, especially a victim of crime or war: they are prepared to kill or maim innocents in pursuit of a cause...

Here we have on our doorstep a way of bringing to account those people who commit heinous crimes against our innocents.
My concern is especially for the innocents who are maimed or killed though the irresponsible behaviour of the motorbike drivers causing the problems.
As a test of the independence and honesty of the mass media, few tasks are more revealing than that of reporting our own government's responsibility for the killing of innocents abroad.

2.1 (the Innocents) The young children killed by Herod after the birth of Jesus (Matt. 2:16).I think of The Slaughtering of the Innocents for example, that was one of the paintings there....

Some of the engravings, such as The Judgement of Paris and The Massacre of the Innocents are among Raphael's most fascinating master-pieces.
Ask most people today what he is known for and they will only mention the Massacre of the Innocents referred to in the Gospel of St Matthew.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French, or from Latin innocent- 'not harming', from in- 'not' + nocere 'to hurt'.

Literally meaning ‘not harming’, innocent goes back to Latin in- ‘not’ and nocere ‘to hurt, injure’, which also lies behind nuisance (Late Middle English), noxious (Late Middle English) ‘harmful’, its opposite innocuous (late 16th century), and obnoxious (late 16th century).

单词	innocent
释义	innocent /ˈɪnəs(ə)nt / adjective 1Not guilty of a crime or offence: the prisoners were later found innocent he is innocent of Sir Thomas’s death... Under Turkish law, everyone accused of a political or criminal offence is innocent until the crime is proved. Everyone charged with a criminal offence shall be presumed innocent until proved guilty in accordance with law. If we did follow a policy of no victims' names, we'd be horribly unfair to the other party, the person who's picked up for the crime and who is innocent until proved guilty. Synonyms guiltless, guilt-free, not guilty, blameless, not to blame, in the clear, unimpeachable, irreproachable, above suspicion, beyond criticism, without fault, faultless; honourable, honest, upright, upstanding, law-abiding, incorrupt informal squeaky clean 1.1 (innocent of) Without experience or knowledge of: a man innocent of war’s cruelties... The accepted view was that girls going to the marriage bed would be innocent of any sexual experience and would then gain it from their ‘considerate’ husbands. She knows she is innocent of infernal rites or knowledge of Satan, but she also knows that she has seduced and killed with psychological precision. It is oblivious to the suffering of the Jews in Europe and to the Holocaust and innocent of any knowledge of pogroms or ghettos. 1.2 (innocent of) Without; lacking: a street quite innocent of bookshops... He suggested it was worrying to players to suspect they could inadvertently test positive for a banned substance, believing it to be innocent of such chemicals. Synonyms free from, without, lacking (in), empty of, clear of, unacquainted with, ignorant of, unaware of, unfamiliar with, untouched by rare nescient of 2 [attributive] Not responsible for or directly involved in an event yet suffering its consequences: an innocent bystander... Amnesty International is worried that the stun guns could ‘inflict pain and other suffering on innocent bystanders’. But Afghanistan is a hard land and the simple fact remains that those fighting for control of power rarely, if ever, bother about the suffering of innocent civilians. However, we are now at war so we all need to face up to the reality and do as much as we can to ease the suffering of innocent civilians. 3Free from moral wrong; not corrupted: an innocent child... But collective punishment of a whole people, especially of innocent children, is wrong. While we wait, one of us might write a speculative novel about a happy, innocent world mercifully free of insufferable literary talk. Tell me that television isn't a babysitter, and that I'm corrupting her innocent l'il mind. Synonyms virtuous, pure, sinless, free of sin, moral, decent, righteous, upright, wholesome, demure, modest, chaste, virginal, virgin, impeccable, pristine, spotless, stainless, unblemished, unsullied, incorrupt, uncorrupted, uncontaminated, undefiled informal squeaky clean, whiter than white, as pure as the driven snow Christianity immaculate 3.1Simple; naive: she is a poor, innocent young creature... You could believe he was a young cop because LAPD cops are big and strong and physical and he's also young and naïve and innocent and wide eyed. Niceland revolves around Jed - a simple, innocent young man who very likely has some sort of developmental disorder. To rot this thread just a little I really think we've done children a complete disservice by assuming them to be naive, innocent little creatures. Synonyms naive, ingenuous, trusting, trustful, over-trusting, credulous, unsuspicious, unsuspecting, unwary, unguarded, unsceptical, impressionable, gullible, easily deceived, easily taken in, easily led; inexperienced, unworldly, unsophisticated, green, wide-eyed; simple, artless, guileless, childlike, frank, open informal wet behind the ears, born yesterday, as green as grass 4Not involving or intended to cause harm or offence; harmless: an innocent mistake... The mimicry programmes may be crude, but they are harmless and provide innocent fun to the audience. We all agreed that the situation was purely innocent, harmless Internet fun. You quickly and publicly recognize that even if it was an innocent mistake, his credibility is now so damaged that he can no longer help the party by remaining in the leadership. Synonyms harmless, innocuous, safe, non-injurious, unobjectionable, inoffensive, playful benign, non-cancerous, non-malignant, non-dangerous, harmless, not life-threatening; curable, remediable, treatable technical benignant noun 1A pure, guileless, or naive person: a young innocent abroad... They are particularly impressive in their roles as the two younger girls - innocents who quickly come to grips with the nastiness of their new reality. He says the Telegraph ignored important reasons to suppose that the girl, or more likely her parents, were not innocents abroad but downloaders on a big scale. They were innocents abroad who were only doing what their society expected of them. Synonyms unworldly person, naive person; child; novice, greenhorn; French ingénue literary babe in arms, babe 2A person involved by chance in a situation, especially a victim of crime or war: they are prepared to kill or maim innocents in pursuit of a cause... Here we have on our doorstep a way of bringing to account those people who commit heinous crimes against our innocents. My concern is especially for the innocents who are maimed or killed though the irresponsible behaviour of the motorbike drivers causing the problems. As a test of the independence and honesty of the mass media, few tasks are more revealing than that of reporting our own government's responsibility for the killing of innocents abroad. 2.1 (the Innocents) The young children killed by Herod after the birth of Jesus (Matt. 2:16).I think of The Slaughtering of the Innocents for example, that was one of the paintings there.... Some of the engravings, such as The Judgement of Paris and The Massacre of the Innocents are among Raphael's most fascinating master-pieces. Ask most people today what he is known for and they will only mention the Massacre of the Innocents referred to in the Gospel of St Matthew. Origin Middle English: from Old French, or from Latin innocent- 'not harming', from in- 'not' + nocere 'to hurt'. Literally meaning ‘not harming’, innocent goes back to Latin in- ‘not’ and nocere ‘to hurt, injure’, which also lies behind nuisance (Late Middle English), noxious (Late Middle English) ‘harmful’, its opposite innocuous (late 16th century), and obnoxious (late 16th century).
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