| 释义 |
🔑blindblind1 /blaɪnd / adjective - unable to see瞎的；盲的；失明的◆a blind person盲人◆to be completely / partially blind完全／部分失明◆She started to go blind (= become blind) at the age of 30.她 30 岁时开始失明了。
- blind (to sth) not willing to notice or understand something（对某事）视而不见的，不欲理解的◆He was completely blind to her faults.他完全无视她的缺点。
- without reason or thought盲目的；说不出原因的◆her blind acceptance of fate她对命运的逆来顺受◆He drove down the freeway in a blind panic.他在莫名的恐惧中沿着高速公路开去。◆ blind trust / faith / obedience 盲目的信任／信仰／遵从
- impossible to see around or impossible to see from a certain position（从某位置）难以看见的，隐蔽的，盲区的◆The accident happened at a blind intersection.事故发生在有视线盲区的交叉路口。◆a blind corner / curve视线不良拐角／弯道
- the blind
noun [plural] people who cannot see盲人◆ways of making buildings accessible to the blind能够让盲人进出建筑物的方法
 ●turn a blind eye (to sth)to pretend not to notice something（对某事）佯装看不见，睁一只眼闭一只眼◆The school turned a blind eye to cheating in the classroom.学校对课堂作弊视而不见。▸ blind·ly /ˈblaɪndli / adverb ▸ blind·ness /ˈblaɪndnəs / noun [uncountable]
blindblind2 /blaɪnd / verb [transitive] - to make someone unable to see使看不见；使失明◆Her grandfather had been blinded in an accident (= permanently).她的祖父在一次事故中双目失明。◆For a minute I was blinded by the lights of the oncoming car (= for a short time).一瞬间我被迎面而来的汽车灯光刺得睁不开眼。
- blind sb (to sth) to prevent someone from being aware of something使失去判断力；蒙蔽◆Her beauty blinded him to her faults.她的美貌使他看不到她的缺点。
blindblind3 /blaɪnd / noun [countable, usually plural] a covering for a window that is made of many long, narrow strips of metal or plastic, or of a roll of cloth窗帘；卷帘；百叶窗◆to open / close the blinds打开／关上窗帘◆vertical blinds立式窗帘 SYN shade |
