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blind spot

/ˈblaɪnd spɒt/

翻译: 指人或组织在视觉、认知或知识上无法察觉、理解或充分考虑的领域或问题,既可用于字面意义(视觉上的盲点),也可用于比喻意义(知识或意识上的盲区)。

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/ˈblaɪnd spɒt/B2informal
  • zh指人或组织在视觉、认知或知识上无法察觉、理解或充分考虑的领域或问题,既可用于字面意义(视觉上的盲点),也可用于比喻意义(知识或意识上的盲区)。

An area or subject that someone is unable to see, understand, or consider properly, either literally (in vision) or figuratively (in knowledge or awareness).

  1. Area of limited visionB1formal

    An area that a person cannot see, especially while driving a vehicle.

    zh盲区

    • Always check your blind spot before changing lanes.
    • The cyclist was in the driver's blind spot.
    • Mirrors help reduce blind spots in cars.
  2. Lack of awarenessB2formal

    A subject or area in which someone lacks understanding or awareness.

    zh盲点

    • He has a blind spot when it comes to his own mistakes.
    • Her blind spot is understanding modern technology.
    • The manager's blind spot about team morale caused problems.