blind
🇺🇸
/blaɪnd/
🇬🇧
/blaɪnd/
adjective
B2
Unable to see.
He went blind after the accident.
他在事故後失明了。
R
Related to people who cannot see.
She works with the blind, teaching them to read Braille.
她與盲人一起工作，教他們閱讀聾文。
R
Not noticing or realizing something.
I was blind to his true intentions.
我沒有看清他的真实意圖。
R
Lacking reason or control.
The crowd acted with blind rage.
人群在盲目的憤怒中行動。
R
Not controllable by reason.
The blind fury of the storm was terrifying.
風暴的盲目狂怒令人恐懼。
R
Not visible or obstructed from view.
The car pulled out from a blind spot.
汽車從盲點駛出。
R
Not biased based on certain qualities.
The auditions were blind, focusing only on talent.
試聽是盲選的，只關注才能。
verb
R
To cause someone to lose their sight.
The explosion blinded him instantly.
爆炸立刻讓他失明。
R
To temporarily impair someone's vision.
The bright light blinded her for a moment.
明亮的光線讓她暫時失明。
R
To make someone unable to think clearly.
Love can blind people to the truth.
愛情可以讓人對真相視而不見。
noun
R
A covering for a window that can be raised and lowered.
She opened the blinds to let in sunlight.
她打開百葉窗讓陽光照進來。
R
An act or scheme to deceive.
adverb
R
Without the ability to see; by instruments only.
translation
失明的, 盲人的, 未察覺的, 盲目的, 無法用理智控制的, 隱蔽的, 無偏見的
使失明, 使暫時失明, 使失去理智
百葉窗, 騙局
盲操作的
詞形變化
3rd Present
blinds
Progressive
blinding
Past
blinded
Plural
blinds
Perfect
blinded
Comparative
blinder
Superlative
blindest