Meaning: blind

blaɪnd
n.
people who have severe visual impairments, considered as a groupa hiding place sometimes used by hunters (especially duck hunters)something that keeps things out or hinders sightsomething intended to misrepresent the true nature of an activity
v.
render unable to seemake blind by putting the eyes outmake dim by comparison or conceal
adj.
unable to seeunable or unwilling to perceive or understandnot based on reason or evidence

justice is blind Idiom, Proverb

blind date

going out with a boy or girl you have not met Kate met Jeff on a blind date. They got married a year later.

blind leading the blind

someone who doesn

even a blind pig can find an acorn

if you keep looking and trying you may succeed

love is blind

people do not see the faults in their lovers She can't see his bad habits because love is blind.

the blind leading the blind

the leader is ignorant or incompetent With Filbert as President, it's the blind leading the blind.

turn a blind eye

see a problem but not act, look the other way The teacher knows that I come in late, but she turns a blind eye.

blinder

an excellent achievement: "Tim's played another blinder"

blinding

excellent, wonderful: "We had a blinding time last night"

blindside

to creep up on someone

blind to

unable to know对…一无所知；看不见；不知晓
Man is often blind to his own faults．人们对自己的弱点往往视而不见。

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bite off blame on blank out blast off bless with blind to block in block out block up blossom out blow off blow off steam

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