naive

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naive
[naɪˈiːv]
adjetivo
1ingenuo(a)

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naive [nai-iv]
adjetivo
1Ingenuo, candoroso, sencillo, natural, sin arte ni afectación.

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naïve
naive
[naɪˈiːv]
adjective
1 [+person] ingenuo; [+argument] simplista; [+attitude, views] ingenuo; cándido
he'd been politically naive she was embarrassed by her father's naive views about the causes of unemployment he had listened too long to their naive arguments about world peace
2 (Art) naif
naive paintings of the turn of the century

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