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I . blind [blaɪnd] N

1. blind (for window):

blind
roller blind
roller blind
venetian blind

2. blind (people):

the blind pl
slepi m pl
for the blind

II . blind [blaɪnd] VB trans

2. blind fig (impress):

to blind sb with science

III . blind [blaɪnd] ADJ

1. blind (sightless):

blind
to go blind
blind in one eye
a blind school

2. blind fig (unable to perceive):

blind
to be blind to sth

3. blind esp Brit fig (without reserve):

he swore blind that ...
zaklinjal se je, da ...

4. blind fig (lack judgement):

blind faith

5. blind (concealed):

blind bend

6. blind esp Brit inf (any):

as blind as a bat
to turn a blind eye to sth
love is blind

IV . blind [blaɪnd] ADV

blind ˈal·ley N

blind alley
slepa ulica f tudi fig
blind alley
zagata f

ˈblind spot N

1. blind spot MED:

blind spot

2. blind spot TRANSP:

blind spot

3. blind spot (weakness):

blind spot

ˈcol·our blind ADJ

ˈroll·er blind N esp Brit Aus

roller blind
roleta f
roller blind
rolo m

ve·netian ˈblind N

blind man's ˈbuff N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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For his role as a blind swordsman, he went to schools for the blind to observe their movements.
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In each lateral bay is a blind two-light window.
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Diagonally from barriers and obstacles along flame, go make attacks from the blind spot of the enemy is possible.
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Whatever their subjective longings, how can they turn a blind eyes to the expectations of their next of kin that are anchored in tradition?
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Most blind people were found begging in public places or left stranded at home to eat, breathe and do nothing until they die.
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Willie is virtually blind to incompetence and seeks unconditional loyalty.
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Radian could control the intensity of these bursts, choosing to either blind or burn his opponents.
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He wrote this hymn after he had been jilted by his fiancee when he became blind and wrote it in his study at the manse.
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The pharynx connects, via a short oesophagus, to one or two blind-ending caeca, which occupy most of the length of the body.
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Some had an elevated canvas cover above the student's cockpit for blind flying training.
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