Examples of using Naïve in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Don't be naïve, son.
How naïve I was then!
Don't be so naïve.
I was naïve and believed him.
Don't be so naïve!
I was naïve and I didn't know.
There's no way you're that naïve!
I was naïve and blindsided.
You would have to be really naïve to believe this.
A naïve question, but somebody's got to ask.
You know, your parents… they were quite naïve.
Naïve style endowed with a certain potential.
Things are changing, but let's not be naïve.
I find it naïve of the designers to think so.
I have to admit that I was very naïve for twenty.
It is naïve to expect society to change of its own accord.
You really have to be naïve to ask such a question.
Naïve geologist incinerated while picking up alien rock.".
That must appear very singular to these naïve types.
And it's naïve to think otherwise,” he stated with a bit of a smile.
But I know you rest in peace, with your naïve little dreams.
I was so naïve that I just handed him a Bible and said,‘Read.'.
He was guilty of being arrogant and brilliant and of being naïve.
Perhaps you are naïve dearest Blossom of the magnitude of the‘ISness'?
We believe in the possibility of such change,but we do not want to be naïve.
I don't know if you're delusional or naïve or just plain stupid.
And I know from my conversations with him that his pursuit of peace was never naïve.
Only those who are neither soft-hearted nor naïve can assume that role.
But the Europeans, despite what Israelis think,are not stupid and certainly not naïve.
Our expectations and hopes were so naïve it could be called foolish.”.