blindfolded

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

• 🇫🇷Décrit une personne dont les yeux sont couverts d'un tissu ou d'un bandeau, ou qui agit sans pouvoir voir.

1. With eyes covered B1 formal

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

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

   🇫🇷les yeux bandés

   Synonymes: blindfold

2. Without seeing B1 informal

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

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

   🇫🇷Avoir les yeux bandés

   Synonymes: blindsightlessunseeing

• more blindfolded comparative form
• most blindfolded superlative form

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

• 🇫🇷Verbe signifiant couvrir les yeux de quelqu'un avec un tissu ou un autre matériau pour l'empêcher de voir.

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.

   🇫🇷bander les yeux

   Antonymes: exposerevealuncover

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