blinder

• 无法看见；失去视力。也用于比喻，表示缺乏认识或判断力。

Unable to see; lacking the sense of sight. Also used figuratively to describe a lack of awareness or judgment.

1. Unable to seeA2formal

   Lacking the ability to see; having no vision.

   失明

   • He has been blind since birth.
   • The blind man uses a guide dog to navigate.
   • She is blind in one eye due to an accident.

   同义词eyelesssightlessunseeingunsighted

   反义词seeingsighted

2. Unaware or unwilling to noticeB2formal

   Not willing or able to notice or understand something obvious.

   视而不见

   • He was blind to her feelings for him.
   • The government is blind to the needs of the poor.
   • She turned a blind eye to his mistakes.

   同义词heedlessimperviousinattentiveindifferentinsensitiveobliviousunmindfulunobservantunseeing

   反义词awarecognizantdiscerningmindfulobservantperceptive

3. Without clear directionB1informal

   Done without adequate information or guidance.

   盲目的

   • He made a blind guess and got it right.
   • They went into the deal blind, without reading the contract.
   • It was a blind attempt to fix the problem.

   同义词unadvisedundirectedunguideduninformed

   反义词awareguidedinformedknowing

• 名词，指系在马笼头上的皮革眼罩，遮挡马两侧的视线，使其不因旁边事物而受惊分心；也可比喻使人看不清真相或受到蒙蔽的事物。

A noun referring to a leather eyepatch attached to a horse's halter that blocks vision to the side, preventing the horse from seeing distractions.

1. Horse blindersB2formal

   A leather eyepatch attached to a horse's halter to prevent it from seeing to the side, helping it focus forward.

   马眼罩

   • The racehorse wore blinders to avoid distractions.
   • Farmers often use blinders on horses to keep them calm.
   • The rider adjusted the blinders before the competition.

   同义词blinkerwinker