Examples of using Naïve in English and their translations into Tagalog
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
You're as naïve as ever.
No one can be that naïve!
We should not be naïve to believe that those in Rome do not understand this.
However the girls were not naïve.
Or do you think God is naïve and does not see your intentions?
Of course I am not that naïve today.”.
However, be naïve of us to be shocked about the leftist outrage at the Cakegate scandal.
But my approach was fairly naïve.
Again, call me naïve, but I didn't realize the great variance of when people would go through menopause and that there can be decades apart!
Yes, because you were innocent, naïve.
This- as James Earl Jones says- is CNN,a network that can be at its naïve worst, its righteous, ass-kicking best, and its worst again on the same day.
When embarking on anti-racism work,do not be naïve.
After taking over the maintenance on many such projects,I can tell that it's easy for very naïve code to last for decades, as long as it makes the customer happy(and paying).
These Internationalists, describes Dubash, are in the distinct minority andperceived by most in India as naïve.
I will admit I was naïve- when I saw the announcement about the new‘adult content' ban I never thought it would apply to my blogs,” says Sarah Burstein, a professor at the University of Oklahoma College of Law who noticed many of her posts were flagged.
These Internationalists, describes Dubash, are in the distinct minority andperceived by most in India as naïve.
Every word spoken by the states department spokesperson is so carefully chosen that it would be naïve to overlook the associated connotations.