blind
🇺🇸
/blaɪnd/
🇬🇧
/blaɪnd/
adjective
B2
Unable to see.
He went blind after the accident.
그는 사고 후에 실명했다.
R
Related to people who cannot see.
She works with the blind, teaching them to read Braille.
그녀는 백인과 함께 일하며 그들에게 점자를 읽히는 것을 가르칩니다.
R
Not noticing or realizing something.
I was blind to his true intentions.
저는 그의 진짜 의도를 알아채지 못했습니다.
R
Lacking reason or control.
The crowd acted with blind rage.
군중은 맹렬한 분노로 행동했다.
R
Not controllable by reason.
The blind fury of the storm was terrifying.
폭풍의 맹렬한 분노는 무서웠습니다.
R
Not visible or obstructed from view.
The car pulled out from a blind spot.
자동차가 맹점에서 나왔습니다.
R
Not biased based on certain qualities.
The auditions were blind, focusing only on talent.
audition은 맹점에만 집중하는 것이었습니다.
verb
R
To cause someone to lose their sight.
The explosion blinded him instantly.
폭발로 그를 즉시 실명시켰다.
R
To temporarily impair someone's vision.
The bright light blinded her for a moment.
밝은 빛이 그녀를 잠시 실명시켰다.
R
To make someone unable to think clearly.
Love can blind people to the truth.
사랑은 사람들을 진실에서 멀어지게 만들 수 있습니다.
noun
R
A covering for a window that can be raised and lowered.
She opened the blinds to let in sunlight.
그녀는 빛을 들여오기 위해 셔터를 엽니다.
R
An act or scheme to deceive.
adverb
R
Without the ability to see; by instruments only.
translation
눈먼, 눈먼 사람들의, 눈치채지 못한, 제어할 수 없는, 보이지 않는, 편견 없는
눈을 멀게 하다, 순간적으로 눈을 멀게 하다, 진실에서 눈을 떼게 하다
블라인드, 속임수
눈을 감고
어형 변화
3rd Present
blinds
Progressive
blinding
Past
blinded
Plural
blinds
Perfect
blinded
Comparative
blinder
Superlative
blindest