英 [ˌdjuːi ˈaɪd] 美 [ˌduːi ˈaɪd]
adj. 容易相信的；天真的
dewy-eyed //
形容词 If you say that someone is dewy-eyed, you are criticizing them because you think that they are unrealistic and think events and situations are better than they really are. 天真的
exhibiting childlike simplicity and credulity
dewy-eyed innocence
同义词： childlike / wide-eyed / round-eyed / simple
... childly 孩子似的 dewy-eyed 天真的 round-eyed (因惊讶感叹等)睁大眼睛...
... innocent 天真无邪的，无知的 dewy-eyed 容易相信的 be curious about 对……感到好奇 ...
Mr Blair, no mean Livingstone-hater in the past, was dewy-eyed with admiration.
布莱尔先生，在过去是不喜欢Livingstone的，却因此天真地崇拜着他。
Grandparents are a bit like furry pets: everyone gets all dewy-eyed about them until they have to be responsible for one themselves.
祖父母有点像襁褓中的婴儿：人人都认为他们很天真，不懂事，直到必须承担责任时才会意识到他们的存在。
Even George Bush, no dewy-eyed disarmer, negotiated cuts down to 1, 700-2, 200 apiece by 2012 (from the 6, 000 agreed upon after the cold war had ended) and was ready to go lower.
即便是乔治•布什（他可并非一位天真的裁军者）也通过谈判约定到2012年，将两国各自拥有的核弹数量从冷战结束后双方同意的6000枚降为1700到2200枚，并且愿意进一步削减。
Many women discuss their first Botox treatment with the dewy-eyed romanticism usually reserved for memories of a first kiss.
Dewy-eyed fables about backcountry ploughboys making it to Olympic stardom were exactly that.
But even dewy-eyed optimists don't predict the addition of many more nukes on the global grid within the next decade.