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621 naive—naivety—naïveté—innocent
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naive也可拼作naïve，读作/naiˈiːv,（美）nɑːˈiːv/，表示“天真的”：
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She was naive to trust him．她信任他，真是太天真了。
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It’s naive to believe he’ll do what he says．要是相信他会照他说的做就太天真了。
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Their view was that he had been politically naive．他们的看法是他在政治上太天真了。
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naivety是它的名词形式，亦可拼作naïveté，读作/naiˈiːviti,（美）naːˌiːvəˈtei/，表示“天真”：
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His naivety was obvious from the way he told everyone his life story．从他向任何人都谈他的身世看，他的天真是明显的。
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I cannot believe that such naïveté is unassumed in a person of her age and experience．我不能相信像她这个年龄和经历的人这样的天真不是装出来的。
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I was alarmed by his naivety and ignorance of international affairs．我对他的天真和对国际事务的无知感到吃惊。
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innocent也可表示“天真的”：
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Helen is an innocent girl．海伦是一个天真的姑娘。
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Don’t be so innocent as to believe everything he says．不要天真得他说什么都相信。
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a trusting innocent child 一个轻信人的天真孩子
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622 Name and Title
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谈到某人时，有四种称呼法：
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（1）家人、朋友和孩子可以名字（first name）相称：
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Where is Nancy？南希在哪里？
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Bill will come round this afternoon．比尔下午要来。
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（2）对某些人可以连名带姓一起称呼：
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At that time Lyndon Johnson was U.S. President．那时林登·约翰逊是美国总统。
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Have you read anything by James Joyce？你看过詹姆斯·乔伊斯的作品吗？
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（3）如表示尊敬，可以用“头衔＋姓”相称：
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This is Mr. Pound．这位是庞德先生。
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Professor Patterson is asking for you on the phone．帕特森教授请你接电话。
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