blindfold

An adjective describing a state where one's eyes are covered with a cloth or band, preventing sight.

• 🇪🇸Adjetivo que describe a alguien con los ojos cubiertos por una venda o tela que impide la visión, o algo relacionado con dicha condición.

1. Wearing a blindfold B1 formal

   Having a piece of cloth tied over the eyes to prevent sight.

   • The children played a blindfold game at the party.
   • He was blindfold during the surprise event.
   • She remained blindfold until the final reveal.

   🇪🇸con los ojos vendados

   Sinónimos: blindfolded

• more blindfold comparative form
• most blindfold superlative form

A noun referring to a piece of cloth or material used to cover someone's eyes, preventing them from seeing.

• 🇪🇸Sustantivo que designa un trozo de tela o material que se coloca sobre los ojos de alguien para impedir que vea.

1. Eye covering cloth B1 formal

   A piece of cloth or material used to cover the eyes, preventing sight.

   • The prisoner was led into the room wearing a blindfold.
   • She used a silk blindfold during the relaxation exercise.
   • The magician put a blindfold over his assistant's eyes.

   🇪🇸venda para los ojos

   Sinónimos: bandageeye maskmask

• blindfolds plural form
• blindfolds' possessive plural form
• blindfold's possessive singular form

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

• 🇪🇸Verbo que significa tapar los ojos de alguien con una tela u otro material, impidiéndole ver.

1. Cover the eyes B1 formal

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

   • 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.

   🇪🇸Vendar los ojos

   Antónimos: exposerevealuncover

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