blinders in the PONS Dictionary

blinders Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to play a blinder
izvanredno igrati
a blinder of a goal
neponovljiv gol

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Sorry, but the blinders have come off, the wool has slipped from most people's eyes.
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Opaque spectacles, or blinders, have also been used.
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Blinders are held in position with a circlip arrangement or lugs into the nares of the bird, or a pin which pierces through the nasal septum.
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It's more like going into it with blinders on and just see what happens.
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I think you need to take your blinders off.
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But where some see oversight, others see blinders.
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It's like the emperor's new clothes -- people are too intimidated to admit what they secretly think or what they might think with their blinders off.
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Turning the blind-eye in selfishness is worse than having never seen outside your blinders.
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Other designs were blinders which are opaque and completely prevent forward vision.
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They differ from blinders as they allowed the bird to see forward whereas blinders do not.
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