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ingenue

/ˈæn.ʒə.nuː/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma jovem mulher ou atriz ingênua, inocente ou sem artifícios, frequentemente representada em papéis teatrais ou cinematográficos.

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noun

/ˈæn.ʒə.nuː/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma jovem mulher ou atriz ingênua, inocente ou sem artifícios, frequentemente representada em papéis teatrais ou cinematográficos.

A noun referring to a young woman or actress who is innocent, naive, or artless, often portrayed in theatrical or film roles.

  1. Actress typeC1formalart

    An actress who specializes in playing the role of an artless, innocent young girl.

    ptIngênua

    • The young actress was known as the perfect ingénue in romantic comedies.
    • She started her career as an ingénue in classic plays.
    • The director was looking for an ingénue for the lead role.
  2. Innocent young womanC1formalart

    An artless, innocent young girl, especially as portrayed on the stage.

    ptIngênua

    • The character was a classic ingénue, naive and charming.
    • She played the ingénue with a natural sweetness.
    • The ingénue in the story was easily deceived by the villain.

    Sinônimosinnocentnaif

  3. Theatrical roleC1formalart

    The role of an innocent, artless young woman in a play.

    ptIngênua

    • The ingénue role requires a delicate balance of innocence and strength.
    • She auditioned for the ingénue part in the new production.
    • The play's ingénue was the heart of the story.
Formas
  • ingenues plural form
  • ingenues' possessive plural form
  • ingenue's possessive singular form