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naive

/naɪˈiːv/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt eine Person, der es an Erfahrung, Weisheit oder Urteilsvermögen fehlt und die oft eine vereinfachte oder arglose Sicht auf die Welt hat.

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adjective

/naɪˈiːv/B2formal
  • deBeschreibt eine Person, der es an Erfahrung, Weisheit oder Urteilsvermögen fehlt und die oft eine vereinfachte oder arglose Sicht auf die Welt hat.

Describes a person who lacks experience, wisdom, or judgment, often showing a childlike or simplistic view of the world.

  1. Lacking worldly experienceB2formal

    Showing a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment due to innocence or simplicity.

    deNaiv

    • She was so naive that she believed every promise he made.
    • His naive trust in strangers often got him into trouble.
    • It was naive of them to think the project would be easy.

    Synonymecallowcredulousgreengullibleinexperiencedingenuousinnocentsimpletrustingunsophisticatedunworldly

    Antonymeexperiencedknowledgeablesophisticatedworldlyworldly-wise

  2. Artless or simple in styleC1formal

    Created without formal training, resulting in a simple, unaffected, or primitive style.

    deNaiv (Kunst)

    • The painting has a naive charm that appeals to many viewers.
    • Her naive art style is reminiscent of folk traditions.
    • The sculpture's naive quality makes it feel authentic and heartfelt.

    Synonymeartlesschildlikenaturalprimitivesimpleunaffectedunsophisticated

  3. InexperiencedB2formal

    Lacking the knowledge or skill that comes from practice or exposure.

    deUnbedarft

    • He was naive about the complexities of the legal system.
    • The new intern is naive but eager to learn.
    • Her naive approach to negotiations showed her lack of experience.

    Synonymecallowgreeninexperiencedingenuousinnocentunseasonedunsophisticatedunworldly

    Antonymeexperiencedknowingsophisticatedworldly

  4. Lacking informationB2formal

    Not having enough knowledge or instruction about a particular subject.

    deUninformiert

    • They were naive about the risks involved in the investment.
    • The public remains naive about the true extent of the problem.
    • Being naive about the rules led to their disqualification.

    Synonymeignorantunacquainteduneducateduninformedunknowledgeableunlearnedunschooleduntaughtuntutoredunversed

    Antonymeeducatedexperiencedinformedknowledgeablesophisticated

  5. UninitiatedC1formal

    Not having been introduced to or experienced something; deficient in relevant experience.

    deUnbedarft

    • To the naive observer, the process seems simple.
    • He was naive in the ways of corporate politics.
    • The book is written for those naive to the subject.

    Synonymecallowgreeninexperiencedunacquaintedunfamiliaruninitiatedunseasonedunsophisticatedunversedunworldly

    Antonymeexperiencedknowingseasonedsophisticatedworldlyworldly-wise

Formen
  • naiver comparative form
  • naivest superlative form
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