naive

Angol

Kiejtés

• IPA : /naɪˈiv/

Melléknév

naive (középfok more naive, felsőfok most naive)

1. naiv
   • 1909, Jack London, Martin Eden, Chapter 8:

     His conceptions seemed naive to her, though she was often fired by his daring flights of comprehension, whose orbit-path was so wide among the stars that she could not follow and could only sit and thrill to the impact of unguessed power.