adj.幼稚的；天真的；无戒心的；自然的；单纯的；不做作的；缺乏判断力的；无知的；
n.（尤指艺术风格上）自然的人，稚拙的人
同义词：ingenuous； artless
双语例句：
1. The simple concepts he had been taught now sounded trite and naive.
他曾经学到的那些简单概念现在听起来乏味而幼稚。
2. He was touchingly naive about sex.
他在性方面幼稚得可怜。
naive[英][naɪˈi:v][美][nɑˈiv]
adj.幼稚的天真的单纯的
最高级：naivest比较级：naiver
例句:
1.
It would be naive to think otherwise.
认为没有风险就太天真了。
2.
Both regard ms rousseff as dangerously naive.
两者都认为罗塞夫是危险的天真。
3.
At first those great expectations looked naive.
刚开始这些远大的期望看上去很天真。
4.
But big breakthroughs often depend on the naive daring of outsiders.
但重大突破常常来自圈外人幼稚而大胆的想法。
5.
But economists were hardly naive believers in market efficiency.
不过，经济学家们可没有天真的去崇拜市场效率论。
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