naive

naive
= naïve, adjective, naïvely, naively adverb naiv
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adjective
1) (simple and straightforward in one's way of thinking, speaking etc.) naiv
2) (ignorantly simple.) naiv
- academic.ru/89365/naively">naively
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na·ïve, na·ive
[naɪˈi:v, AM esp nɑ:ˈi:v]
adj (esp pej) naiv pej, einfältig pej
to make the \naive assumption that ... naiverweise annehmen, dass ...
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[naɪ'iːv]
adj (+er)
naiv (ALSO ART); person, remark also einfältig
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naive, naïve [nɑːˈiːv; naıˈiːv] adj (adv naïvely) naiv:
a) natürlich, unbefangen:
naive painting KUNST naive Malerei;
naive realism PHIL naiver Realismus
b) kindlich
c) einfältig, töricht
d) arglos
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= naïve, adjective, naïvely, naively adverb naiv
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adj.
naiv adj.

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