blind

US /blaɪnd/

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UK /blaɪnd/

adj.AdjectiveUnable to see; with eyes that cannot see

The blind man has a dog that helps him see

v.t.Transitive VerbTo cause someone to lose the ability to see

The sun will blind you if you stare at it

adj.AdjectiveLacking in judgment or awareness

Your blind actions will get you into serious trouble

n.NounWindow covering that you can pull up and down

Can you put this blind back in the window shade?

v.t.Transitive VerbTo be unable to see the truth about a situation

Don’t be blind to the truth, can’t you see he’s cheating on you?

adj.AdjectiveBe unable to see the truth about a situation

She has so much blind faith in her bosses ability to build the company

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unless we beat them into blind submission.
unless we beat them into blind submission.
to beat your body into blind submission?
to beat your body into blind submission?

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turn a blind eye to turn a blind eye means to pretend not to notice something
turn a blind eye to turn a blind eye means to pretend not to notice something
the mayor has turned a blind eye to the city's homelessness problem that means
the mayor has turned a blind eye to the city's homelessness problem that means

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Blind speakers, even those who have never seen gestures produced will regularly gesture when speaking.
Blind speakers, even those who have never seen gestures produced will regularly gesture when speaking.

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keep them company. Dogs can also work as guide dogs for the blind, herd sheep and other animals,
keep them company. Dogs can also work as guide dogs for the blind, herd sheep and other animals,

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(Zoom just incase you're blind as a bat)
(Zoom just incase you're blind as a bat)

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We steering blind in all our large moves around love
We steering blind in all our large moves around love

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effect to blind me unless i surrendered myself to the sultan
effect to blind me unless i surrendered myself to the sultan