Examples of using Naïve in English and their translations into Czech
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whereas Amelie is a naïve and slightly dull daughter of a share broker.
because I do not want to see a naïve Madam Ashton going to Egypt with the wrong message.
I'm flattered by your rather naïve view of my business prowess…
We should not be naïve free traders,
We can no longer be naïve: the survival of our businesses
he never smiles at his two helpers- the rash, naïve Seymour and the sweet Audrey who is haunted by life.
and they called me naïve because I still have hope for us.
to highlight specific aspects of naïve art.
The two characters- disarmingly naïve as well as darkly sarcastic- try everything from children's games
Falstaff may appear to be a naïve fool who always gets tricked
but one should not hope that the European Union consists of blue-eyed naïve people who believe everything that the Moldovan authorities present to us as the truth.
we cannot be so naïve as to the think that we can do much at a European level.
Twenty-fourth year of the oldest and largest festival of puppet theater in Israel will be held in Czech spirit- the Drak Theatre from Hradec Králové and the Naïve Theatre Liberec will present their performances on it.
I do not want to be naïve- the market demands it.
to prevent this report from merely remaining a naïve dream or a mixture of different opinions,
but misplaced and naïve, initiatives like this one.
After exceptionally positive visitors‘ reviews of the well-known Musée d'Orsay in Paris, the exhibited works from the iconic naïve painter Henri Rousseau,
not to be naïve, to bear in mind the fact that a debate must be held with Hamas
She was a member of the ensemble of the Radošínské Naïve Theatre for nine years and at the same time, acted in most Bratislava theatres- as Pierette in 8 Women(direction Roman Polák),
Still so naïve.