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单词 innocence
释义
innocence
noun[U]
uk
/ˈɪn.ə.səns/us
/ˈɪn.ə.səns/
C1
thefactthat someone is notguiltyof acrime:
无罪
Shepleadedher innocence, but no onebelievedher.她辩白自己是无罪的，但没有人相信她。
He wasledaway,protestinghis innocence(= saying he was notguilty).他被带走时仍在抗议说自己无罪。
C2
thequalityof not having muchexperienceoflifeand notknowingabout thebadthings thathappeninlife:
单纯；天真；幼稚
She has a child-like innocence which Ifindveryappealing.她有一种孩子般的天真，我觉得很吸引人。
More examples
  • It took 15yearsfor theallegedcriminalstoprovetheirinnocence.
  • She has thisapparentinnocence which, Isuspect, she uses to heradvantage.
  • Thepresumptionof innocence iscentralto Britishlaw.
  • All through thetrialheprotestedhis innocence .
  • Hisurgentpleasof innocence made nodifferenceto the judge'sdecision.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Innocent
  • accuse
  • acquit
  • acquittal
  • be above/beyond reproachidiom
  • be in the clearidiom
  • beat
  • beat the rapidiom
  • clear
  • come up/out smelling of rosesidiom
  • culpability
  • culpably
  • exculpate
  • exculpatory
  • guiltless
  • innocent
  • innocently
  • reproach
  • responsibility
  • responsible
  • smell
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Inexperienced (of people)
(Definition ofinnocencefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

innocence| American Dictionary

innocence
noun[U]
us
/ˈɪn·ə·səns/
lackofguilt:
Heactslike he doesn’t have toprovehis innocence.
(Definition ofinnocencefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofinnocence

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Because of theinnocencecondition, a strategy is completely characterised by its views.
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Note that if we forget the property ofinnocence, we lose the cartesian closed structure.
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A second demonstration is what might be calledinnocenceby association.
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The texts pretendinnocencewhile hinting at existential terror: so does the music, in its ever-obliging fashion.
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Under this view, verdicts are stipulations of guilt orinnocence, just as mar riages are stipulations of marital status.
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In this role he is not just a listener, but a judge, focused on her guilt orinnocence.
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One significant character trait that allowed him to be multivalent - satisfying the emotional needs of different readerships - was his perpetualinnocence.
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The mistakes made were the mistakes ofinnocencerather than intent.
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There are also some farmers who appear to lament the passing of subsistenceinnocence.
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They also typically establish a visual claim to youth and toinnocence.
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A 'then and now' perspective would incorporateinnocenceand experience.
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Using a highly selective approach to the evidence, these writers wistfully describe an idyllic society whoseinnocencewe have lost.
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If her speech were too compelling, herinnocencemight well come into question (how did she learn to manipulate - or even to express - desire?).
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The pastoral introduction to the film provides an air ofinnocencewhich proves to be deceptive.
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Today, biology as well has lost itsinnocence.
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