No. 12,078 in Spanish
inocente
In English, "inocente" means "innocent."
In a sentence
El niño dijo que no rompió el vaso, parecía totalmente inocente.
The child said he didn't break the glass, he seemed completely innocent.
In this sentence, 'inocente' is used to describe someone who lacks guilt or is free from blame in a situation.
Una persona inocente fue acusada injustamente del crimen.
An innocent person was wrongly accused of the crime.
Here, 'inocente' refers to someone who has not committed an act they are being accused of, emphasizing the wrongful accusation.
Los niños tienen una visión inocente del mundo.
Children have an innocent view of the world.
In this context, 'inocente' characterizes naivety and purity, often associated with children or those uninfluenced by life complexities.
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