blind
美:/blaɪnd/
英:/blaɪnd/
n.:
盲人；窗帘；（尤指）卷帘；用以蒙蔽人的言行
adj.:
瞎的；失明的；（对某事）视而不见的；盲目接受的
v.:
使变瞎；使失明；使眼花；使目眩
adv.:
视线受阻地；仅靠仪表操纵地；盲目地
网络:
盲目的；盲的；百叶窗
词形变换: (第三人称单数) blinds (现在分词) blinding (过去式) blinded
例句
1.
He is so narrow-minded that if he fell on a pin, it would blind him in both eyes.
他心眼非常小，如果摔倒在一根针上，会刺瞎两只眼睛。
2.
A young woman, so confused she appeared to be blind, gazes in incomprehension around a field strewn with debris and fallen branches.
在遍地废墟、布满断裂树枝的野地里，一位年轻女子茫然不解地瞪着双眼，脸上困惑的表情让她看起来像个盲人。
3.
The boss had better find out what he expects and wants if he does not know. A blind leader tends to go in circles.
如果不知道的话，最好能找到他所期望的，一个缺乏眼光的领导者容易原地转圈。
4.
Eli was now very very old and was almost blind in both eyes. When he heard the terrible news of the defeat, he broke his neck.
艾利现在已经非常非常的老了，而且两眼几乎都瞎了，当他听到这个可怕的战败消息之后，他甚至跌断了他的颈子。
5.
Once upon a time there lived a blind man in a village. He had been blind in both eyes for many years.
从前一个村子里住着一个瞎子，他双目失明已有许多年了。
6.
Its inherent difficulty tends to blind its adherents to a crucial fact: peace, at least this kind of peace, is not the answer.
这种目标本身的困难性，让他们的追随者们忽略了一个残酷的事实：和平，至少这种意义的和平，不是实施暴力的理由。
7.
We seem to have automatic blind-spots to what we do not want to see.
对于我们不想看到的一些事情，我们不自觉地就忽视了。
8.
In a refugee camp on an island off the Indian coast, the story of a priest and a blind man helped other survivors find hope.
在印度外海某个岛上的急难营内，一位牧师和一名盲胞，帮助其他生还者燃起希望。
9.
Getting Started Jesus had healed the blind man just outside the city of Jericho while on his way to Jerusalem for the last time.
在最后一次去耶路撒冷时，耶稣在耶利哥城外医治了一个瞎子。
10.
A Cui did not understand their new husband was saying, while watching A Tao, watching the blind date of these new Lang, myself have laughed.
阿翠不明白自己的新婚丈夫在说什么，一边看着阿涛，一边看着这些新来的相亲郎，自个儿也笑了起来。