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    Cándidos (en. Naive)

    /ˈkandidos/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    People who act with naivety and without malice.
    Children are generally candid and see the world simply.
    Los niños son generalmente cándidos y ven el mundo de manera sencilla.
    The quality of being sincere and direct.
    His candid behavior made me trust him from the beginning.
    Su cándido comportamiento me hizo confiar en él desde el principio.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'candidus', which means 'white or bright.'

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    candid as a child
    Refers to someone who acts with innocence and purity.
    cándido como un niño

    Related Words

    candidness
    Innocence or lack of malice.
    candidez
    candidly
    In a sincere and transparent manner.
    candidamente
    candidacy
    Proposal to obtain a position or role.
    candidatura

    Slang Meanings

    To have a very optimistic view of things.
    You're so candid; you think everyone will act in good faith.
    Eres tan cándido, piensas que todos van a actuar de buena fe.
    To act without thinking of the bad intentions of others.
    Don't be candid; there are people who do not seek your well-being.
    No seas cándido, hay personas que no buscan tu bienestar.