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单词 naively
释义
naively
adverb
(alsonaïvely)
uk
/naɪˈiːv.li/us
/naɪˈiːv.li/
in a way thatshowsyou are toowillingtobelievethat someone istellingthetruthor thatlifeispleasantorfair:
轻信地；天真地；幼稚地
I naivelybelievedhe wastellingthetruth.我天真地认为他说的是实话。
I naivelythoughtI wouldn't have toworktoo hard.我天真地认为我不必太努力。
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  • I had alwaysrathernaivelyassumedthat thepublicwererespectfultowardsnursesanddoctors.
  • Istupidlyand naivelyforgotI was infrontof a lot ofcameras.
  • I naivelytrustedsomeone who Ithoughtwas anhonestfriend.
  • Naively, Iturnedup without aticket,thinkingit would beeasyto get in.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Naive & trusting
  • an easy touchidiom
  • be easy game/meatidiom
  • be easy preyidiom
  • be wet behind the earsidiom
  • butter
  • butter wouldn't melt insomeone'smouthidiom
  • gull
  • idealistic
  • impressionable
  • ingenuous
  • naivety
  • prey
  • pushover
  • see things in black and whiteidiom
  • simple
  • sucker
  • unsophisticated
  • unsuspecting
  • wet
  • wide-eyed
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(Definition ofnaivelyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofnaively

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One couldnaivelylook at big rare-gas clusters as small pieces of bulk matter and thus may ask why they deserve special attention at all.
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This capacity is almostnaivelyattributed to the uncontrollable power of his prose and to the genius of his pen.
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In both cases, we are thinkingnaivelythat 'the grass must be greener on the other side of the fence'.
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Naively, then, we might conclude from (5) that agnosticism is the only rational choice.
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This is what a social scientist learns at school, mocking the unwashed whonaivelybelieve in the moon.
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Such expert systems use static ornaivelydynamic resource partitioning rules and do not attempt to quantify the resulting change in performance.
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The problems of estimating resource usage in lazy functional languages, and the pitfalls ofnaivelytransferring intuitions developed in imperative programming are notorious.
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Naivelyspeaking, such systems are cocycles where the extra structure of the transitions allows us to compose linear maps at different points.
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When usednaively, search will not work on large examples due to search space explosion.
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This leads to a fairly problematic image of liberation theologians asnaivelydogmatic and intellectually isolated from broader currents of the left in the 1980s.
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Our initial objective was simply to make music out of dance - to create a hyperinstrument - tonaivelytransform the dancer into a musician/instrumentalist.
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This could be solvednaivelyby restricting the rate of initiation of tasks.
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Naivelyspeaking, one tries to structure the dynamics using these points as a spine.
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Naively, one might expect disease-associated mutations to stabilize the fibril structure, but it is unclear how the known mutations might do so.
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The categorical products are exactly thosenaivelydefined below (to within isomorphism).
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