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blindfolded

/ˈblaɪnd.foʊl.dɪd/

2 entries

adjective

/ˈblaɪnd.foʊl.dɪd/B2formal
  • ruОписывает человека, чьи глаза закрыты тканью или повязкой, или выполняющего что-либо без возможности видеть.

Describes a person who has their eyes covered with a cloth or band, or doing something without being able to see.

  1. With eyes coveredB1formal

    Having the eyes covered with a cloth or bandage so that one cannot see.

    ruС завязанными глазами

    • The prisoner was led into the room blindfolded.
    • She walked through the obstacle course blindfolded.
    • He was blindfolded during the surprise party.

    Synonymsblindfold

  2. Without seeingB1informal

    Performing an action without being able to see, often as a challenge or game.

    ruС завязанными глазами

    • They tried to draw a picture blindfolded.
    • He solved the puzzle blindfolded.
    • She played the piano blindfolded as a party trick.

    Synonymsblindsightlessunseeing

Forms
  • more blindfolded comparative form
  • most blindfolded superlative form

verb

blindfold/ˈblaɪnd.foʊld/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, означающий закрыть кому-либо глаза куском ткани или другим материалом, лишая их возможности видеть.

A verb meaning to cover someone's eyes with a piece of cloth or other material, preventing them from seeing.

  1. Cover the eyesB1formal

    To cover someone's eyes with a piece of cloth or other material to prevent them from seeing.

    ruЗавязать глаза

    • The kidnappers blindfolded the hostage before moving him.
    • In the game, they blindfolded the player and spun him around.
    • The prisoner was blindfolded during the interrogation.

    Antonymsexposerevealuncover

Forms
  • blindfolded past participle
  • blindfolded past simple
  • blindfolding present participle
  • blindfolds third person singular