Oh, immortal infancy, and innocency of the azure!

啊，不朽的真无邪的蓝！

Someone made a... an innocent comment.

有人发表了一个无邪的评论。

A summer bloom on his fair cheek; a smile parting his innocent lips.

他饱满的双颊绽出夏日之花；微笑离开他真无邪的唇间。

After all, the most innocent part of Halloween is enjoying the trick-or-treaters.

毕竟，万圣真无邪的就是玩不给糖就捣蛋的游戏。

Her innocent friendship with Laurie was spoiled by the silly speeches she had overheard.

同劳里的真无邪的友谊被听到的那些无聊话所搞糟。

This is a little different from being called " doe-eyed" .

这和被称为" （像雌鹿般）眼睛真无邪的" 有点不同。

The way Miyazaki fills this time with serene innocence is compelling nonetheless.

宫崎骏以宁静无邪的式填充这段时间，尽管如此，这仍然非常引人入胜。

Out of the murderous innocence of the sea.

出自大海凶悍的无邪。

He had an unerring eye for the despicable motive in actions that had all the appearance of innocence.

但他的目光敏锐，一眼就望穿了隐含一些真无邪的行为下的可鄙的动机。

She awoke with the innocent children asleep around her, she who had lost her innocence.

苔丝一群睡边的真无邪的孩子们中醒来，自己却已失去了贞。

She has such an innocent face that I find it hard to think that she can do any harm.

长着一张真无邪的脸，我很难相信会做坏事。

And snaring the mind of any child that hears her innocent sounding question, Do you think I'm pretty?

任何一个听到真无邪的问题 “你觉得我漂亮吗？”的孩子的心灵都会被攫住。

And with as innocent a face as if he were saying his prayers!

而且一脸真无邪的样子，就好像他祈祷一样！

George Tesman is really an ingenuous creature, Mrs. Hedda.

赫达夫人，乔治·泰斯曼真是个真无邪的人。

When I heard how generous my aunt had been to poor harmless Mr Dick, I began to understand her character better.

听到姨婆对可怜无邪的迪克先生如此豁达时，我更了解的性格了。

Like I'm still the same sweet little girl that I've always been.

好像我还是那个真无邪的小女孩。

So she made her wedding gown herself, sewing into it the tender hopes and innocent romances of a girlish heart.

因此自己动手做的结婚礼服，把一个少女心中的温柔期待和真无邪的浪漫情怀都缝了进去。

Too innocent for coquetry, -too fond for idle scorning, -O friend! I fear the lightest heart makes sometimes heaviest mourning!

那真无邪的撒娇，若无其事的嘲弄。哦，亲爱的朋友！我唯恐你为细微的心里承受太多悲哀！

Side by side on the narrow shawl knelt the two wanderers, the little prattling child and the reckless, hardened adventurer.

狭窄的披肩上，并排跪着两个流浪者，一个是真无邪的小女孩，一个是粗鲁、坚强的冒险家。

For the first time, Lynette could see this was not the innocent play of children.

Lynette 第一次看出这不是孩子们真无邪的游戏。