英语词组blind是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

blind

1. adjective

an intensifier, a euphemism for 'bloody' or 'bleeding' UK, 1959.

very drunk UK, 1630.

highly drug-intoxicated. From an earlier alcohol sense US, 1952.

(used of a car) stripped of headlights US, 1977.

(used of a bet) placed before seeing the cards being bet on US, 1963.

uncirmcumcised US, 1925.

nasty, cruel SOUTH AFRICA, 2004.► like blind cobbler's thumbsdescribes thickly swollen nipples UK, 2001.► not take a blind bit of noticeto utterly ignore or disregard someone or something, to be oblivious to someone or something UK, 1961

2. noun

a legitimate business used to conceal an illegal one US, 1929.

an area in prison where guards cannot easily see what is going on US, 1989.

a baggage carriage, usually immediately behind the engine of a passenger train US, 1893.

a wallet or purse. Pickpocket use UK, 1977.► make the blind seeto perform oral sex on an uncircumcised man US, 1981

3. verb

to curse, to swear. The meaning survives in EFF AND BLIND UK, 1943.► blind by scienceto defeat brawn with brains. According to one source 'it arose when the scientific boxers began, ca. 1880, to defeat the old bruisers' AUSTRALIA, 1937.► blind with scienceto confuse or convince someone by superior, inventive or nonsensical argument, explanation or vocabulary. Synonymous variation of earlier 'dazzle with science' UK, 1948

idiomblind► be flying blindthe blind (are) leading the blindused in order to say that people who do not know much about what they are doing are helping or advising those who know nothing at all:The first job was the blind leading the blind - they thought we were the experts, but we'd had very little experience.Unless our teachers are properly trained, the partially sighted will be leading the blind.

blind

verb

See blinded

See:

"I see," said the blind man
(as) blind as a bat
a blind alley
a blind bit of
a blind bit of (something)
a blind date
a blind man could see this/that/it
a blind spot
a case of the blind leading the blind
a nod is as good as a wink to a blind horse
a nod is as good as a wink to a blind man
a/somebody's blind spot
are you blind
as blind as a bat
be (as) blind as a bat
be blind to
be flying blind
blind
blind (one) with science
blind alley
blind alley, (up) a
blind as a bat
blind as a bat/beetle/mole
blind date
blind drunk
blind leading the blind
blind leading the blind, the
blind luck
blind man's holiday
blind side
blind somebody with science
blind someone with science
blind spot
blind to
blind to (something)
blinded
case of the blind leading the blind
effing and blinding
even a blind pig can find an acorn once in a while
fly blind
flying blind
go it blind
half-blind
in the country of the blind, the one-eyed man is king
like a blind dog in a meat market
like a bolt out of the blue
like stealing acorns from a blind pig
Love is blind
Men are blind in their own cause
nod is as good as a wink to a blind horse
not a blind bit of (something)
not a blind bit of notice, difference, etc.
pure luck
rob (one) blind
rob blind
rob somebody blind
rob someone blind
steal (one) blind
steal someone blind
stone blind
stone-blind
swear blind
swear blind...
take a blind bit of notice
The blind leading the blind
There's none so blind as those who will not see
turn a blind eye
turn a blind eye to
turn a blind eye to (something)
turn a blind eye/deaf ear, to
up a blind alley

词组	blind
释义	blind 1. adjective 1 an intensifier, a euphemism for 'bloody' or 'bleeding' UK, 1959. 2 very drunk UK, 1630. 3 highly drug-intoxicated. From an earlier alcohol sense US, 1952. 4 (used of a car) stripped of headlights US, 1977. 5 (used of a bet) placed before seeing the cards being bet on US, 1963. 6 uncirmcumcised US, 1925. 7 nasty, cruel SOUTH AFRICA, 2004.► like blind cobbler's thumbsdescribes thickly swollen nipples UK, 2001.► not take a blind bit of noticeto utterly ignore or disregard someone or something, to be oblivious to someone or something UK, 1961 2. noun 1 a legitimate business used to conceal an illegal one US, 1929. 2 an area in prison where guards cannot easily see what is going on US, 1989. 3 a baggage carriage, usually immediately behind the engine of a passenger train US, 1893. 4 a wallet or purse. Pickpocket use UK, 1977.► make the blind seeto perform oral sex on an uncircumcised man US, 1981 3. verb to curse, to swear. The meaning survives in EFF AND BLIND UK, 1943.► blind by scienceto defeat brawn with brains. According to one source 'it arose when the scientific boxers began, ca. 1880, to defeat the old bruisers' AUSTRALIA, 1937.► blind with scienceto confuse or convince someone by superior, inventive or nonsensical argument, explanation or vocabulary. Synonymous variation of earlier 'dazzle with science' UK, 1948 idiomblind► be flying blindthe blind (are) leading the blindused in order to say that people who do not know much about what they are doing are helping or advising those who know nothing at all:The first job was the blind leading the blind - they thought we were the experts, but we'd had very little experience.Unless our teachers are properly trained, the partially sighted will be leading the blind. blind verb See blinded See: "I see," said the blind man (as) blind as a bat a blind alley a blind bit of a blind bit of (something) a blind date a blind man could see this/that/it a blind spot a case of the blind leading the blind a nod is as good as a wink to a blind horse a nod is as good as a wink to a blind man a/somebody's blind spot are you blind as blind as a bat be (as) blind as a bat be blind to be flying blind blind blind (one) with science blind alley blind alley, (up) a blind as a bat blind as a bat/beetle/mole blind date blind drunk blind leading the blind blind leading the blind, the blind luck blind man's holiday blind side blind somebody with science blind someone with science blind spot blind to blind to (something) blinded case of the blind leading the blind effing and blinding even a blind pig can find an acorn once in a while fly blind flying blind go it blind half-blind in the country of the blind, the one-eyed man is king like a blind dog in a meat market like a bolt out of the blue like stealing acorns from a blind pig Love is blind Men are blind in their own cause nod is as good as a wink to a blind horse not a blind bit of (something) not a blind bit of notice, difference, etc. pure luck rob (one) blind rob blind rob somebody blind rob someone blind steal (one) blind steal someone blind stone blind stone-blind swear blind swear blind... take a blind bit of notice The blind leading the blind There's none so blind as those who will not see turn a blind eye turn a blind eye to turn a blind eye to (something) turn a blind eye/deaf ear, to up a blind alley
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