blinded

Describes a state of being unable to see, either physically or metaphorically, often due to a strong light or overwhelming emotion.

• 🇨🇳形容因强光、物理伤害或强烈情感等而无法看见的状态，可指实际失明，也可比喻失去判断力或理智。

1. Unable to see B1 formal

   Having lost the ability to see, either temporarily or permanently.

   • He was blinded by the bright headlights of the oncoming car.
   • The accident left her permanently blinded in one eye.
   • The soldier was temporarily blinded by the explosion.

   🇨🇳失明的

   同义词: blindeyelesssightlessunseeing

   反义词: seeingsighted

2. Deprived of judgment B2 formal

   Unable to think clearly or make good decisions, often due to strong emotions or bias.

   • She was blinded by love and ignored all the warning signs.
   • He was blinded by rage and acted irrationally.
   • The jury was blinded by prejudice and gave an unfair verdict.

   🇨🇳被蒙蔽

   同义词: cloudedmisguidedpartialprejudiced

• more blinded comparative form
• most blinded superlative form

A verb used to indicate the act of making someone unable to see, either temporarily or permanently, or to deprive someone of understanding or judgment.

• 🇨🇳这个动词表示使某人看不见，可以是暂时的或永久的；也可引申为使某人失去判断力或理解力，无法明智地看待事物。

1. Deprive of sight B1 formal

   To make someone unable to see, either permanently or temporarily.

   • The bright light blinded him for a moment.
   • The accident nearly blinded her in one eye.
   • The flash from the camera blinded the audience.

   🇨🇳使失明

   同义词: bedazzledazzle

2. Deprive of judgment B2 formal

   To cause someone to be unable to think clearly or make good decisions.

   • His anger blinded him to the consequences of his actions.
   • Greed can blind people to the needs of others.
   • Her love for him blinded her to his faults.

   🇨🇳蒙蔽

   同义词: biasclouddeceivedeludemisleadprejudice

   反义词: clarifyeducateenlightenilluminateinform

• blinded past participle
• blinded past simple
• blinding present participle
• blinds third person singular