Examples of using Naïve in English and their translations into Turkish
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No reason, it just seems a bit naïve.
I'm still… too naïve.
Why don't you recognise? Très naïve.
But you're so naïve.
Liz, I think you're being naïve.
I'm still… too naïve. That's right.
Or rather a naïve of the Meuse.
You're naïve to think he wouldn't show it to me.
Nathan, you're not that naïve, you know Dan will never change.
Are you boys really that naïve?
Don't be so naïve!
Naïve string search===A simple but inefficient way to see where one string occurs inside another is to check each place it could be, one by one.
In place of naïve falsification, Popper envisioned science as progressing by the successive rejection of falsified theories.
He was guilty of being arrogant and brilliant and of being naïve. Of not being able to cope with the humiliation of being dismissed.
Valentin's naïve sense of humour produced sketches that in spirit were loosely connected to dadaism, social expressionism and the Neue Sachlichkeit.
Who has known the rare lace The Princess Bianca and you… of the most renowned beauties in the world. That naïve girl cannot interest a chevalier like me.
But you can't be naïve. Sometimes, I think you're naïve.
A naïve, young entrepreneur and not much else. When you look at our client, you see.
This year, the programme included a workshop of Serbian amateur naïve artists-- the first of its kind in the country.
The sarcastic, mischievous, stubborn, and naïve one… the strongest,