Naive meaning

The quality of not being bound by customs.

Naivety is a Chinese vocabulary, pronounced as tiān zhēn, which literally means the purity that people have all their lives, and is defined as a character that is not bound by customs; Simple and sincere, without any affectation and hypocrisy. Extended to simplicity, simplicity and childishness. More refers to children's innocence, or people's simplicity, innocence and naivety.

Naivety also refers to people who are simple-minded and gullible. Generally used as predicate, attribute and adverbial, it means that the thought is not mature enough and can refer to children. Innocence is synonymous with innocence, innocence, simplicity and purity. Its antonyms are sophistication, sophistication, hypocrisy, maturity and complexity.

Naive sentence making

1, Maobianshu is simple and natural, like a naive teenager, with a little childishness and a little natural beauty.

2. Peter Pan played by Sherlom Sambert is a little American. His charm and stupidity make it impossible to tell whether he is naive or in control.

From an innocent child to a shy girl, she has now grown into a woman with outstanding appearance.

Xiao Ming woke up, threw all yesterday's unpleasantness out of the cloud and reappeared his innocent smile.

5. The child's smile is the cutest, the child's eyes are the purest, the child's words are the most naive, the child's behavior is the simplest, and the child's thoughts are the most direct.