| 词汇 | blind |
| 释义 | blind (verb) blind (noun) blind (adverb) blind 18 ENTRIES FOUND: blind (adjective) blind (verb) blind (noun) blind (adverb) blinding (adjective) blind alley (noun) blind date (noun) blind side (noun) blind spot (noun) color-blind (adjective) double-blind (adjective) venetian blind (noun) bat (noun) draw (verb) eye (noun) lead (verb) love (noun) rob (verb) 1 blind /ˈblaɪnd/ adjective blinder; blindest 1 blind /ˈblaɪnd/ adjective blinder; blindest Learner's definition of BLIND 1 : unable to see瞎的；失明的 a blind person盲人 He was born blind.他先天失明。 She is blind in one eye. [=she can see with one of her eyes but not with the other]她一只眼睛失明了。 She went blind [=she became unable to see] at age 67.她67岁时眼睛失明了。 — see also color-blind 2 : unable to notice or judge something未察觉的；视而不见的— usually + to He is blind to his son's faults.他对儿子的过错毫无察觉。 Each party was blind to the other's concerns.双方都没有意识到对方所关切的事情。 3 a usually disapproving : accepting the actions or decisions of someone or something without any questions or criticism盲目的 blind loyalty/allegiance/obedience盲目的忠诚/效忠/服从 I'm not sure blind faith [=unquestioning belief] in our leaders is wise.我不能肯定盲目地信赖领导是明智的。 b — used to describe strong emotions that make someone unable to think clearly or to act reasonably无法抑制的，莫名的（形容感情强烈） a blind fury/rage无名的怒火 4 : done in a way that prevents participants, judges, etc., from seeing or knowing certain things that might influence them（行动）未掌握一定信息的 a blind taste test [=a test in which people taste something without knowing what it is, who made it, etc.]味道盲测 a blind clinical trial for the new medicine新药的临床盲试 blind auditions盲选 — see also blind date, double-blind 5 : difficult for a driver to see司机很难看见的；隐蔽的 a blind driveway/drive视线盲区内的私人车道 a blind curve隐蔽的转弯 — see also blind spot (as) blind as a bat informal : unable to see well at all : having very poor vision视力不佳 Without glasses I'm blind as a bat.我不戴眼镜简直跟盲人一样。 love is blind — see 1love not a blind bit British, informal : not even a very small amount : not the slightest bit丝毫没有 I told them what I wanted, but they didn't take a blind bit of notice. [=they didn't notice at all; they did not listen to me]我告诉他们我想要什么，但是他们全然不理会。 It does not make a blind bit of difference what you do. [=it does not matter at all what you do]无论你做什么都丝毫不起作用。 the blind : blind people : people who are not able to see盲人 The agency provides assistance to the blind.这个机构为盲人提供帮助。 ◊ The expression the blind leading the blind is used informally to describe a situation in which someone who is not sure about how to do something is helping another person who also is not sure about how to do it.盲人教盲人；盲人引导盲人 I'll try to help, but it's the blind leading the blind because I've never done this before either.我会尽量帮忙，但这只是盲人教盲人，因为这件事我以前也没做过。 turn a blind eye : to ignore a problem instead of dealing with it视而不见 Corruption in the police force is rampant, but authorities are turning a blind eye.警察部门腐败猖獗，但当局对此却视而不见。 — often + to Colleges can't afford to turn a blind eye to alcohol abuse.高校不能对酗酒视而不见。 — blindness noun [noncount] a leading cause of blindness导致失明的主要原因 2 blind /ˈblaɪnd/ verb blinds; blinded; blinding 2 blind /ˈblaɪnd/ verb blinds; blinded; blinding Learner's definition of BLIND [+ object] 1 : to cause (someone) to be unable to see : to make (someone) blind使失明 The accident blinded me in one eye. = The accident left me blinded in one eye.那次事故使我一只眼睛失明了。 She was blinded as a child in a terrible fire.她小时候在一场可怕的火灾中失明了。 2 : to cause (someone) to be unable to see for a short time使眼花；使目眩 I was blinded by the sun as I came around the corner.走过拐角时，我被阳光照得眼睛昏花。 3 : to cause (someone) to be unable to think clearly or to act reasonably使思维混乱；使失去理智 He was blinded by love.他被爱情冲昏了头。 — often + to Greed blinds them to everything except money. [=greed causes them to think and care about only money]他们利欲熏心，眼里只有金钱。 3 blind /ˈblaɪnd/ noun plural blinds 3 blind /ˈblaɪnd/ noun plural blinds Learner's definition of BLIND 1 [count] : something that is used to cover a window from the inside of a room窗帘；（尤指）卷帘 especially : a roll of cloth or plastic that is hung at the top of a window and pulled down over the window — usually plural通常用复数 Raise/lower/open/close the blinds.拉起/放下/打开/关上卷帘 — see picture at window; see also venetian blind 2 [count] US : a place where hunters hide from animals while they are hunting（狩猎时的）埋伏处，伏击处 a duck blind [=a place to hide when hunting ducks]猎野鸭的埋伏处 — called also (chiefly British) hide 3 [singular] : something that is used to trick people or to prevent people from noticing a particular thing障眼物；幌子 Some say the investigation is a blind to keep the public's attention off the governor.有些人说，这次调查是为了转移公众对州长的注意力而设的幌子。 draw the blinds on — see 1draw 4 blind /ˈblaɪnd/ adverb 4 blind /ˈblaɪnd/ adverb Learner's definition of BLIND 1 : without seeing outside of an airplane : using only a plane's instruments（飞行中）只靠仪表操纵地 They had to fly blind through heavy smoke.他们在浓密烟雾中只能靠仪表操纵飞行。 2 informal : to the degree that you are unable to think clearly or to act reasonably失去理智地 He was blind drunk.他烂醉如泥。 rob someone blind — see rob |
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