blinker

• 指闪烁的灯光，用作信号或传递信息；也指汽车的转向灯；还指马笼头上的皮革眼罩，用于限制马的侧向视野。

A noun referring to a flashing light used as a signal or to send messages, a directional indicator on a motor vehicle, or a leather eyepatch on a horse's halter that restricts sideways vision.

1. Flashing signal lightB1formal

   A light that flashes on and off, used as a signal or to send messages.

   闪光信号灯

   • The lighthouse uses a blinker to warn ships of the rocks.
   • He used a blinker to signal for help in the dark.
   • The blinker on the tower flashes every five seconds.

   同义词beaconflasherindicatorsignal lightturn signal

2. Vehicle turn signalA2informalamerican

   A blinking light on a motor vehicle that indicates the direction in which the vehicle is about to turn.

   转向灯

   • Don't forget to use your blinker before changing lanes.
   • His blinker was flashing left, so I knew he was turning.
   • The car's blinker stopped working, so he had to use hand signals.

   同义词flasherindicatorturn indicatorturn signal

3. Horse blindersB2formal

   A leather eyepatch sewn to the side of the halter that prevents a horse from seeing something on either side.

   马眼罩

   • The horse wore blinkers to keep it focused on the track.
   • Blinkers help calm nervous horses during races.
   • He adjusted the blinkers so the horse could see straight ahead.

   同义词blinderwinker

• 动词，指闪烁或发出闪光信号；也指给马戴上眼罩；引申为遮蔽或限制某人的视野或眼界。

A verb meaning to flash or blink lights, or to put blinkers on a horse; also used figuratively to mean to obscure or limit one's view or perspective.

1. Put blinders on a horseC1formal

   To fit a horse with blinkers (blinders) to limit its side vision and prevent it from being distracted.

   给马戴眼罩

   • The trainer carefully blinkered the racehorse before the competition.
   • He learned how to properly blinker a horse for carriage driving.
   • The farmer blinkered the young horse to help it focus on the path ahead.