blind

KK [ˋblaɪnd] /ˈblaɪnd/

形容詞

  1. 1

    失明的、盲的

    She has been blind in one eye since the accident.

    自從那場意外之後，她的一隻眼睛就失明了。

  2. 2

    盲目的、不加思考的

    Blind obedience to authority can lead to terrible mistakes.

    盲目服從權威可能導致嚴重的錯誤。

  3. 3

    看不見的、未察覺的常接 to

    The managers seemed completely blind to the risks involved.

    那些主管似乎完全沒察覺其中的風險。

  4. 4

    視線不良的、視線受阻的

    The truck disappeared into the driver's blind spot.

    那輛卡車消失在駕駛的視線死角裡。

  5. 5

    事先不知情的、盲測的

    We ran a blind taste test with twenty volunteers.

    我們找了二十位志願者做盲飲測試。

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動詞

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    使失明、弄瞎

    He was blinded in an explosion at the factory.

    他在工廠的一場爆炸中失去了視力。

  2. 2

    使目眩、使看不清

    The headlights blinded me for a couple of seconds.

    車頭燈讓我有幾秒鐘什麼都看不見。

  3. 3

    蒙蔽、使盲目

    Greed blinded them to the harm they were causing.

    貪念讓他們看不見自己造成的傷害。

名詞

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    百葉窗、窗簾常用複數

    Could you pull down the blinds before the movie starts?

    電影開始前可以把百葉窗拉下來嗎。

  2. 2

    盲人the blind

    The museum offers guided tours for the blind.

    這間博物館為盲人提供導覽服務。

  3. 3

    掩蔽處、偽裝棚

    The hunters waited quietly in a blind by the lake.

    獵人們安靜地待在湖邊的掩蔽處等待。

  4. 4

    幌子、掩飾

    The shop was just a blind for illegal trading.

    那家店只是非法交易的幌子。

副詞

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    盲目地、憑感覺

    Without the instruments, the pilot was flying blind.

    沒有儀器，機師只能盲目飛行。