adj.轻信的，易受骗的

He was credulous enough to believe every word the con artist said.
他太轻信了，以至于骗子的每句话都信以为真。
The credulous audience was captivated by the magician's illusion, not realizing it was a trick.
天真的观众被魔术师的幻术迷住了，没有意识到那只是个骗局。
Credulous people often fall prey to online scams that promise quick riches.
轻信的人常常成为网络诈骗的受害者，这些诈骗承诺快速致富。
She was credulous when it came to stories about supernatural phenomena, always eager to believe in the unexplained.
对于超自然现象的故事，她总是轻信的，总是渴望相信那些无法解释的事情。
The credulous investor lost a fortune in the fraudulent investment scheme.
那位轻信的投资者在一个欺诈性的投资计划中损失了一大笔钱。
Children tend to be more credulous than adults, believing in fairy tales and magical creatures.
孩子们往往比成年人更易轻信，他们相信童话和神奇生物的存在。
The politician's convincing speech swayed the credulous masses, despite the lack of evidence supporting his claims.
尽管缺乏支持其主张的证据，政客那令人信服的演讲还是打动了轻信的民众。
It's important to teach children critical thinking skills so they don't grow up credulous and susceptible to misinformation.
教授孩子们批判性思维技能很重要，这样他们长大后才不会轻信并容易受到错误信息的影响。
His credulous nature made him an easy target for telemarketers selling dubious products.
他轻信的个性使他成为向他推销可疑产品的电话销售人员的易攻击目标。
The credulous witness accepted the false alibi without questioning its validity.
那位轻信的目击者没有质疑其真实性就接受了虚假的不在场证明。