0 easily tricked or fooled -- důvěřivý, naivní
He is so gullible that he believes everything you tell him.
The medical profession, like most other scientists, is one of the most gullible things in the world.
That is precisely what we are doing here, yet it is said that the courts will be slow and gullible.
It is now said that these people were incompetent and gullible.
Without being gullible, we can be optimistic, and then perhaps we can have a debate.
Some of the scares have gained some credence among gullible people, but it seems to me that the college is in no jeopardy.
But that has never been denied, and it has been accepted by the public—the gullible public as far as aviation is concerned.
I do not believe that ordinary men and women today are nearly so gullible that they require bribes to give their votes.
They benefit from what might be called misdemeanours which operate on the gullible public.
