Examples of using Naïve in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Don't be naïve to pay!
We must ask the question, which might sound naïve to those who have elaborated sophisticated arguments to justify their refusal to eliminate these terrible and terrifying weapons of mass destruction- why do they need them anyway?
In our naïve or commonsense view of the world, we relate to things
We were very naïve about mortgages and decided at the same time to build the house of our dreams,
This study clearly links the loss of Nup210 with deficits of mature naïve CD4+ T cells, which are the cells that
reactionary, naïve, and doomed to extinction, like the old insistence that
When we think about how people work, the naïve intuition we have is that people are like rats in a maze,” says behavioral economist Dan Ariely(TED Talk:
based on frail human promises, or a naïve hope which presumes that the future will be better simply because it is the future.
belief that the U.S. could“support Ukraine but not antagonize Russia” represented“a naïve and dangerous world view.”.
perhaps, more crude, because more true to nature, or I would rather say, more naïve and sincere than in the West.
Now he was back to trying to shock me and perhaps if I were still the naïve school girl he would met all those weeks ago it might have worked.
without false sentiment or naïve romanticism.
Now he was back to trying to shock me and perhaps if I were still the naïve school girl he'd met all those weeks ago it might have worked.
Well, darling, I'm very pleased you have inherited… not only your mother's beauty and naïve charm… but also her singular talent for getting huge sums of money out of me… with a modicum of effort.
over twenty years ago, before coming to Dalat to take my university entrance exams, I, as a naïve student, looked for a national travel map with which to pick out the locations, roads, and means of transportation.
This is a loose collection of stories about residents of the fictitious town of Winesburg seen through the eyes of a naïve young newspaper reporter, George Willard, who eventually leaves to seek his fortune in the city.
nobody can be as naïve as to believe that that money goes without weight
I was so young and naïve that the only thing I could do to help was to cook meals for officers and wounded soldiers at
It is naïve to view the athletic ideal as simply providing women with a different or new way to love their bodies; it might also
the people on the ground, were naïve and misled by how easy the Tunisians made it seem,” Sarah Leah Whitson, the executive director of Human Rights Watch,