innocence

n.

清白；天真无邪；无罪的人；

presumption of innocence无罪推定

1. She affirmed her innocence.
   她坚称自己无罪。
2. He died protesting his innocence to the last.
   他至死都坚称自己无罪。
3. He tried to convince me of his innocence.
   他试图使我相信他是清白的。
4. Innocence is bliss.
   无知便是福。
5. Don't let people take advantage of your innocence.
   不要让人家利用了你的无知。
6. Her innocence is only an imitation.
   她的天真只是一种伪装。
7. A childlike innocence shone out of his handsome eyes.
   一束孩童般的天真无邪的光从他那双俊秀的眼睛里闪耀出来。

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