blind

　 核心詞匯 　
英 [bla?nd] 　 　 美 [bla?nd] 　 　
  • adj. 盲目的；瞎的；未察覺的
  • vt. 使失明；隱藏
  • adv. 盲目地
  • n. 百葉窗；幌子
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blind的英文翻譯是什么意思，詞典釋義與在線翻譯：

詳盡釋義

adj. (形容詞)
  1. 隱蔽的
  2. 盲目的，無目的的
  3. 失明的，瞎的，盲
  4. 視而不見的
  5. 人力不能控制的，單憑儀表駕駛的
  6. <俚>極少的
  7. 地址未寫清楚的
  8. 走不通的
  9. 供盲人用的
  10. 輕率的，魯莽的，胡來的，蠻干的，蒙昧的，愚昧的
adv. (副詞)
  1. 盲目地
  2. 看不見地
  3. 輕率地，魯莽地，胡亂地
  4. 單憑儀表駕駛地
  5. 厲害地
  6. 爛醉如泥
  7. 有關飛行視線受阻地
  8. 不顧一切地
  9. 未經目擊地
n. (名詞)
  1. 百葉窗，窗簾，簾子
  2. 單憑儀表的駕駛
  3. 遮眼物，遮目物，障眼物，眼罩
  4. 擋箭牌
  5. 屏風
  6. 隱棚
  7. 搪塞話
  8. 口實
  9. 誘餌，囮
  10. 痛飲
  11. 發酒瘋
  12. 掩飾，借口
  13. <美>埋伏處，埋伏地
v. (動詞)
  1. 使失去理智，使思維混沌，使失去判斷力、理解力或洞察力，使昏聵
  2. 使失明，使看不見，（使）弄瞎，把...的眼睛弄花，使眼花，使目眩，使無視力，使眼花繚亂，使變模糊
  3. 瞎開車
  4. 蒙蔽，欺瞞
  5. 使隱蔽，遮蔽，遮掩掉，把...隱藏起來
  6. 使變暗，（把...）遮暗，使黑暗
  7. 使相形失色，使相形見絀，使相形之下黯然失色
  8. 給（新路面）鋪砂礫
  9. 用術語使某人困惑

雙解釋義

adj. (形容詞)
  1. 失明的,瞎眼的 unable or without the power to see, unable or failing to see
  2. 視而不見的,盲目的 unable or unwilling to recognize or understand sth bad; without thought, judgment, or reason
v. (動詞)
  1. vt. 使看不見,使瞎 make unable to see
  2. vt. 使失去判斷力或理解力 take away power of judgement or understanding
n. (名詞)
  1. [P]窗簾,百葉窗 roll of cloth or woolen strings that you can pull down to cover a window

英英釋義

Noun:
  1. people who have severe visual impairments, considered as a group;

    "he spent hours reading to the blind"

  2. a hiding place sometimes used by hunters (especially duck hunters);

    "he waited impatiently in the blind"

  3. a protective covering that keeps things out or hinders sight;

    "they had just moved in and had not put up blinds yet"

  4. something intended to misrepresent the true nature of an activity;

    "he wasn't sick--it was just a subterfuge"
    "the holding company was just a blind"

Adjective:
  1. unable to see;

    "a person is blind to the extent that he must devise alternative techniques to do efficiently those things he would do with sight if he had normal vision"

  2. unable or unwilling to perceive or understand;

    "blind to a lover's faults"
    "blind to the consequences of their actions"

  3. not based on reason or evidence;

    "blind hatred"
    "blind faith"
    "unreasoning panic"

Verb:
  1. render unable to see

  2. make blind by putting the eyes out;

    "The criminals were punished and blinded"

  3. make dim by comparison or conceal

blind的用法和樣例：

例句

用作形容詞 (adj.)
  1. Love is blind and sometimes deaf.
    愛情是盲目的,有時甚至是聾的。
  2. She wants it so much that she became so stupid and blind.
    她那么渴望,以致到了又笨又盲目的地步。
  3. There's none so blind as those who won't see.
    瞎子不算瞎,有眼不看才是瞎。
  4. Without his spectacles, he is as blind as a bat.
    沒有眼鏡,他是幾乎全盲的。
  5. She was blind to the silent worship in his eyes.
    她沒有發覺他眼里流露出的無聲的敬慕之情。
用作及物動詞 (vt.)
  1. The soldier was blinded in battle.
    那個士兵在戰斗中雙目失明。
  2. Staring at an eclipse can blind you.
    盯著日蝕看會致盲。
  3. Your pride cannot blind God!
    你的驕傲蒙蔽不了上帝。
  4. By this time Felice's tears began to blind her.
    這時候淚水開始蒙住了佛艾麗絲的眼睛。
  5. Falling in love can blind us to an extent.
    愛情會讓人盲目。
用作副詞 (adv.)
  1. Most parents have a blind spot for their children.
    大多數父母盲目地疼愛他們的孩子。
  2. Many elderly people give their money to crooks in blind faith.
    很多老人因盲目地相信騙子而把自己的錢給了他們。
用作名詞 (n.)
  1. Something,such as a window shade or a Venetian blind,that hinders vision or shuts out light.
    遮光物如窗簾或軟百葉窗等能遮擋視線或擋住陽光的物體。
  2. The extract takes room air through the light shelf and lower window venetian blind cavity via the clerestory glazing plenum.
    這些汲取設備通過遮陽構架和較低的活動百葉窗間隙再經由天窗雙層玻璃或的室內通風。

常見句型

用作形容詞 (adj.)
用作定語 ～+ n.
  1. A blind man can't judge colours.
    瞎子不能判斷顏色。
  2. He's a blind man.
    他是個盲人。
  3. Tom helped the blind man across the road.
    湯姆幫助那位盲人過馬路。
  4. There were six blind men in a village in India.
    在印度的一個村莊里有六個盲人。
  5. A blind man will not thank you for a looking-glass.
    瞎子不謝贈鏡人。
  6. The blind man can't see the traffic light.
    盲人看不見紅綠燈。
  7. Blind love mistakes a harelip for a dimple.
    情人眼里出西施。
  8. It's a blind lane.
    這是條死胡同。
  9. It's a blind wall.
    這是堵無窗無門的墻。
  10. There is a blind curve on the highway.
    那條公路上有一個難以看見的轉彎處。
  11. There was a blind smile on her face.
    她臉上露出隱約的一笑。
  12. There was a blind rage in him.
    他心中有一團無名之火。
  13. He killed the man in a blind fury.
    他一怒之下把那人殺了。
  14. We refused him on his blind side.
    我們利用他的弱點來駁斥他。
  15. Blind worship of this idol must be ended.
    對這個偶像的盲目崇拜應該結束了。
  16. Some people think that the world is governed by blind forces.
    有些人認為,世界受盲目勢力支配著。
  17. He has blind faith in what she says.
    他盲目聽信她說的話。
  18. The majority of the people used to have blind faith in the wisdom of the leaders.
    以前大多數的民眾都盲目崇拜領袖人物的智慧。
  19. They were ready to follow in blind confidence whenever he might lead.
    他無論什么時候領導,他們都盲目相信。
  20. We were not going to take a holiday this year but we were passing the travel agents and on a blind impulse went in and booked a fortnight in Thailand for next month.
    我們原不打算今年休假,但經過旅行社門口時,卻憑著一時的盲目沖動,走進去預定了下個月去泰國兩個星期的旅游票。
  21. In his blind haste he almost ran into the river.
    他匆匆忙忙地幾乎跑到河里去了。
  22. He did not take a blind bit of notice.
    他一點都沒注意。
  23. Even the blindest person must see that this elephant isn't like any of the things you named.
    即使最瞎的人也會知道這只大象不像你們所說的任何東西。
n. +～
  1. He is a man blind from birth.
    他生來就盲。
用作表語 S+be+～
  1. He's blind.
    他瞎了。
  2. Keller was blind, deaf and dumb.
    凱勒又盲又聾又啞。
  3. The old man with the white stick was blind.
    拄著白手杖的那個老頭是盲人。
  4. He is ninety-four years of age and he is blind, deaf, and bad-tempered.
    他已是94歲了,又瞎又聾,脾氣又不好。
  5. He is stone-blind.
    他全盲。
  6. He is half blind.
    他半盲。
  7. He is color blind.
    他色盲。
  8. There's none so blind as Terry when it comes to praising the work of modern artists.
    吹捧起現代藝術家的作品時,特里完全不顧事實。
  9. None are so blind as those who won't see.
    不看事實的人眼睛最瞎。
  10. She grew blind.
    她變成了瞎子。
  11. He has gone blind.
    他已經變成了瞎子。
  12. He went blind when he was young.
    他在年輕的時候就失明了。
  13. He was born blind.
    他生來就瞎。
  14. He was struck blind.
    他受打擊而變得盲目。
  15. Love is sometimes blind.
    愛情有時是盲目的。
S+be+～+ prep .-phrase
  1. The horse is blind in the right eye.
    這匹馬的右眼瞎了。
  2. He is half blind in the right eye.
    他右眼半盲。
用作賓語補足語 S+V+O+～
  1. The accident left him almost totally blind.
    那次事故使他幾乎雙目失明。
  2. She wept her eyes blind.
    她哭瞎了眼睛。
  3. She cried herself blind in her sorrow.
    她因悲傷而哭瞎了眼。
  4. She read and worked herself blind.
    她過度用功導致眼盲。
其他 as n.
  1. The blind often know things by feeling them.
    盲人往往憑觸摸來識別東西。
  2. The blind are to be taken care of.
    盲人應該得到照顧。
  3. Among the blind the one-eyed man is king.
    盲人國里,獨眼稱王。
  4. He runs an institution for the blind.
    他辦了一所盲人大學。
  5. A collection for the blind will be made next Saturday.
    下星期六將為盲人募捐。
  6. Don't make fun of the blind.
    不要開盲人的玩笑。
  7. He gives alms to the blind.
    他賑濟盲人。
用作動詞 (v.)
用作及物動詞 S+～+ n./pron.
  1. The explosion blinded him in the right eye.
    那次爆炸事故使他右眼失明。
  2. The sulphuric acid went on her face and blinded her.
    硫酸流到她的臉上,把眼弄瞎了。
  3. The glare from the sun and snow blinded him.
    炫目的陽光和白雪刺得他睜不開眼睛。
  4. The glare of the sun almost blinded them.
    太陽的強光使他們眼花。
  5. The strong smoke blinded me from her view.
    濃煙使她看不見我。
  6. The fog blinds us.
    霧使我們看不見。
  7. Clouds blind the stars from my view.
    云塊使我看不見星星。
  8. The darkness blinds the path.
    黑暗使路看不見。
  9. Money blinded him.
    錢財把他迷住了。
  10. His resentment blinds his good sense.
    憤怒使他失去理智。
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  11. He was blinded by the smoke from the burning leaves.
    樹葉燃燒冒出的煙使他看不見。
  12. He was blinded by dust.
    他的眼睛被灰塵迷住了。
  13. My eyes were momentarily blinded by flash bulbs.
    我的眼睛被閃光燈照得一時間什么都看不見了。
  14. I was blinded by the car headlights.
    汽車前車燈的燈光使我眼花目眩。
  15. The crash was due to the driver's being blinded by a sudden violent rainstorm.
    一陣突如其來的暴風雨遮住了司機的視線,造成了這次撞車事故。
  16. He was accidentally blinded in the left eye.
    他意外弄瞎了左眼。
  17. He was blinded of one eye.
    他瞎了一只眼。
  18. The soldier was blinded of both eyes in the war.
    那士兵在戰爭中雙目失明了。
  19. He was blinded by the lust for gain.
    他利令智昏。
  20. He was blinded by prejudice.
    偏見使他無所覺察。
  21. She is blinded by love.
    她被愛情蒙住了眼睛。
  22. Her eyes were blinded with tears.
    淚水模糊了她的眼睛。
  23. Our eyes are often blinded with passion.
    我們往往因感情沖動而失去判斷力。
用作名詞 (n.)
  1. We have rolling blinds,Venetian blinds and window-blinds in our house.
    我們屋內有卷簾、威尼斯簾、窗簾。
  2. He pulled down the blinds.
    他放下百葉窗。
  3. Would you object to my drawing up the blinds?
    你不反對我卷起窗簾吧?
  4. The store was just a blind for their gambling operation.
    那家商店不過是他們進行賭博活動的掩飾而已。
  5. His fishing trips were a blind for smuggling operation.
    他的釣魚活動不過是他走私的掩蓋罷了。
  6. His newspaper job was only a blind for his real business, which was receiving stolen goods.
    他在報社的工作只是他的真正勾當接收贓物的一種掩護。
  7. When he hunts ducks, he hides behind a blind of twigs, grass, and leaves.
    他打野鴨時通常躲在樹枝草葉做的隱棚后面。

常用短語

用作形容詞 (adj.)
a blind alley
    死胡同,絕境 an alley with a wall at the end
as blind as a bat
    視覺有困難的 having difficulty in seeing
be blind to
    對…視而不見 unable or unwilling to understand or notice sb/sth
be blind with
    被…弄得眼花,因…狂熱unable to see clearly with sth
blind drunk
    〈俚〉爛醉如泥 very drunk
swear blind
    發誓 be adamant
the blind leading the blind
    瞎子給瞎子引路,外行指導外行 the uninformed attempting to inform others
turn a/one's blind eye to
    假裝看不見 pretend not to see
用作動詞 (v.)
blind to( v.+prep. )
    使無視,不理會 refuse to allow sb, especially oneself to know sth
    blind sb to sth

    Greed for money blinded her to the danger.

    貪財使她看不見危險。

    His optimism blinded him to many problems.

    他的樂觀態度使他對許多問題視而不見。

    His determination blinded him to all the difficulties.

    他的執拗使他看不到存在的困難。

    His desires to do it blinded him to all the difficulties.

    他因渴望做那件事而看不到將會遇到的各種困難。

    The desire to climb the mountain blinded Jim to all the difficulties.

    登山的強烈欲望使吉姆無視所有的困難。

    His admiration for her beauty blinded him to her faults.

    他癡情于她的美貌,完全看不到她的缺點。

    You can't blind yourself to the true facts: the position is hopeless.

    你不能無視活生生的事實,那個職位是毫無希望的。

    We have to beware that missionary zeal doesn't blind us to the realities here.

    我們必須注意絕不能讓宣傳的狂熱使我們對這里的現實視而不見。

    For the first three years of their marriage,Mary was blinded to Jim's faults.

    他們婚后的頭三年,瑪麗未能看出吉姆的缺點。

    Mothers are sometimes blinded to the faults of their children.

    母親們有時看不到子女的缺點。

    He was blinded to his son's faults.

    他對兒子的錯誤視而不見。

    They were not blinded to the defects of Western society.

    他們并非不了解西方社會的缺陷。

詞匯搭配

用作形容詞 (adj.)
～+名詞 名詞+～ 副詞+～ ～+介詞
用作動詞 (v.)
～+名詞 ～+介詞
用作名詞 (n.)
動詞+～ 形容詞+～ 名詞+～

經典引文

  • If the blind lead the blind, both shall fall into the ditch.

    出自：Bible (AV): Matthew

  • The little blind bed-chamber.

    出自： S. Pepys

  • How jealousy blinds people!

    出自： R. B. Sheridan

  • The glamour of their resounding titles blinded him to their faults.

    出自： W. S. Maugham

blind的詳細講解：

詞語用法

adj. (形容詞)
  1. blind的基本意思是“失明”,指沒有能力看清事物。引申則表示對顯而易見的事物“視而不見”,也可指“盲目的”。
  2. blind一般指雙目失明,“一只眼瞎了”應說blind in〔of〕 one eye?！白蟆灿摇逞巯沽恕睉fblind in the left〔right〕 eye。
  3. blind在句中可用作定語、主語補足語或賓語補足語。
  4. 表示“某人是盲人”時,只能以人作主語,不能用eye作主語。blind一般也直接修飾eye。
  5. 表示“對…視而不見”時須接介詞to。
  6. blind前加定冠詞the,可表示“盲人”這一類人。在句中用作主語時,其謂語動詞一般要用復數形式。
  7. “盲人”是blind man,不是blindman,作“捉迷藏”解時卻是blindman's buff,因為在 “捉迷藏”的游戲中,捉人的兒童并非盲童。
  8. 偶爾可用比較等級,此時語義上不甚嚴格。
v. (動詞)
  1. blind的基本意思是“使看不見或看不清”,可指使其視覺器官失明; 也可指通過設置障礙等方法使其“看不見”。引申可指缺乏識別實際存在的事物所必需的思想或理解力、洞察力或判斷力。
  2. blind一般用作及物動詞,主語一般為物或事物,其賓語可以是人,即“使…看不見”,也可以是物,即“使看不見…”。用于被動結構時,主語可以是人,也可以是eye等名詞。
n. (名詞)
  1. blind用作名詞時的基本意思是“窗簾,百葉窗”,常用復數形式,但表示單數意義。引申可作“借口,掩飾”解,在美式英語中可指獵人狩獵時的“埋伏地,掩蔽處”,一般用于單數形式,且常加不定冠詞。

詞義辨析

v. (動詞)
blind of, blind to
  • 這兩個短語的意思是不相同的。blind of的意思是“…盲”“…瞎”。而blind to的意思是“不知”“對…是盲目的”。
    • blind, blinded
  • 這兩個詞都可以用作表語, blind是形容詞,而blinded是動詞blind的過去分詞。其區別是：
  • 原因明確時用blinded; 原因不明確時用blind。例如:
  • He was blinded by dust.他因灰塵而看不清東西。
  • He became blind.他瞎了。

    • 常見錯誤

    adj. (形容詞)
      盲人需要我們的幫助。

      誤 The blind needs our help.

      正 The blind need our help.

      那詩人雙目失明。

      誤 The poet is a blind.

      正 The poet is blind.

      析 blind前面加上定冠詞the,泛指“盲人”,不能用來指單個的人。

      他一只眼瞎了。

      誤 He is blind in an eye.

      正 He is blind in one eye.

      正 He is blind of an eye.

      正 He is blind of one eye.

      析 表示一只眼睛失明時可以用be blind in one eye 或 be blind of an eye。用in 時,其后一般接one eye; 用of時,其后可接one eye,也可接an eye。

      他左眼瞎了。

      誤 He is blind of the left eye.

      正 He is blind in the left eye.

      析 具體表達(左、右)哪個眼瞎了,介詞要用in,不能用of。

      她從小眼睛就瞎了。

      誤 Her left eye became blind when she was a girl.

      正 She became〔went〕 blind when she was a girl.

      析 blind用作表語時,其主語只能是人,不能是eye。

      他對自己的缺陷視而不見。

      誤 He is blind of his own defects.

      正 He is blind to his own defects.

      析 在be blind, turn a blind eye 等之后都接to,表示“對…視而不見”。

      The blind is my uncle.

      誤 盲人是我的叔父。

      正 那盲人是我的叔父。

      析 the blind在一定上下文中也可指單個人,這時謂語動詞是單數形式,此處的blind是名詞。而在表示“一類人”的the blind中blind是形容詞。

    詞源解說

    • ☆ 直接源自古英語的blind，意為暗的，智力低下的。

    blind的相關資料：

    近反義詞

    【近義詞】
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