blindfolded

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

• 🇵🇹Diz-se de alguém cujos olhos estão vendados ou cobertos por um tecido, ou que faz algo sem poder ver. Também pode indicar uma ação feita às cegas, sem informação ou discernimento.

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.

   🇵🇹Com os olhos vendados

   Sinônimos: 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.

   🇵🇹Com os olhos vendados

   Sinônimos: 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.

• 🇵🇹Verbo que significa cobrir os olhos de alguém com um pedaço de tecido ou outro material, impedindo que a pessoa veja. Também pode indicar privar alguém da visão ou impedir que perceba a realidade de algo.

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 os olhos

   Antônimos: exposerevealuncover

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