naif

1 In funny, faux naif canvases, she renders images of highways, farmland, pumpjacks and the broken down family station wagon.

2 “You are indeed a pudding naif. And I say that in a nice way.”

3 Bale’s performance is particularly hard to parse: It’s no surprise that he can so completely submerge his British accent to play a streetwise naif, but the accent and characterization become distractions.

4 Allred can be abrasive even to New Yorkers, the sketch doesn't look like an innocent young naif, and it seems Alabamans trust their own.

5 It's such a familiar trope now it's hard to believe that it once didn't exist – the idea of the anguished naif expressing his existential dismay while surrounded by a juggernaut of technology.

6 Obviously, Future Me is liable to write this all off as the ravings of a naif, but what does he know?

7 Ride Along unquestionably positions Cube as the straight man, a gruff, exasperated foil to Hart’s excitable naif.

8 Three years ago, Ms. Swift was a VMAs naif who had her golden moment interrupted by a surly Mr. West.

9 They painted the door naif.

他们把门漆成绿色。

10 But an unfortunate side effect of negative voting is for elections to favor naifs over pros, because the pros have amassed so many years’ worth of activity for the public to get mad at.

11 There’s a Twain-like quality to this loyal naif who skewers without intending to.

12 At the time, the male-dominated music press was still choosing between archetypes of who and what women artists could be: earth mama or angelic naif.

13 Dave Franco offers invaluable support here; always good at playing the hapless naif, he comes forcefully into his own as Greg tries to break free of Tommy and pursue his own destiny.

14 When he decided to tell the government to go pound sand, he was not some naif who hadn't been in government before and didn't know the rules.

15 Chaplin the promethean filmmaker was also his own worst enemy, a comedic and business genius, a political naif, even a poseur in certain ways, but also a man who could never escape either his childhood or his attraction to childlike women.

16 The gallery didn't seem to mind, so it was as the naif painter "Patrick" that Byrne had his first success.

17 Rudd’s character is a classic religious naif, lightly satirized but without condescension.

18 In Wade’s telling, Holmes was a wide-eyed naif — and nothing was really her fault.

19 Sonny, the political naif, suddenly has mastered the procedures of the Texas House and turns them to his advantage.

20 Hailey is that figure familiar to stories of the wicked stage, the wide-eyed naif come to find fortune and creative fulfillment in the big city.

1 天真的

clean innocent fond childlike wide-eyed unworldly cherubic lily-white jejune

2 幼稚的

green innocent juvenile lame naive immature infantile puerile sophomoric babyish snot-nosed jejune fledgling

3 天真的人

babe virgin