a.

1. 瞎的，盲的[Z][R]
   He is blind in one eye.

   他一隻眼睛失明。

2. 盲人的，為了盲人的[B]
3. 視而不見的，不願承認的[F][（+to）]
   We must not be blind to the suffering of others.

   我們不能對他人的痛苦視而不見。

4. 盲目的，未加思考的；無目的的
   He made a blind guess.

   他胡猜一通。

5. 人力不能控制的
6. （飛機等）單憑儀表駕駛的
   The pilot made a blind landing in the fog.

   飛行員在霧天盲目著了陸。

7. 【俚】極少的[B]
8. 隱蔽的，難以察覺的
   Watch out for blind intersections.

   留神不易看清的道路交叉口。

9. （信件）地址未寫清楚的
10. （路等）走不通的

ad.

1. 看不見地
2. 盲目地；輕率地
   The old man is always blind obstinate.

   那個老漢總是盲目地固執。

3. 單憑儀表駕駛地
   The pilot had to fly blind in this weather.

   在這種天氣飛行員只好盲目飛行。

vt.

1. 使看不見，使失明
2. 使失去理智（或判斷力）
   His anger blinded his reason.

   憤怒使他失去了理智。

n.[C]

1. 百葉窗；窗簾[P1]
2. 掩飾，借口
3. 【美】埋伏處
   When he hunts ducks, he hides behind a blind of twigs and leaves.

   他打野鴨時，總是藏身在用樹枝和樹葉做成的隱蔽處。

4. 單憑儀表的駕駛
5. 遮眼物

adj.

1. unable to see because of injury, disease, or a congenital condition.
2. done without being able to see or without certain information.
   ▸(of flying) using instruments only.
3. lacking perception, judgement, or reason:
   they were blind to his potential.
4. concealed, closed, or blocked off.
   ▸(of a corner or bend) impossible to see round.
5. (of a plant) without buds, eyes, or terminal flowers.
6. [with neg.] informal the slightest:
   it didn't do a blind bit of good.

v.

1. cause (someone) to be unable to see.
2. deprive of understanding or judgement.
   ▸ (blind someone with) confuse or overawe someone with (something they do not understand).
3. Brit. informal, dated move very fast and dangerously.

n.

1. a screen for a window, especially one on a roller or made of slats.
   ▸Brit. an awning over a shop window.
2. something designed to conceal one's real intentions.
3. N. Amer. a hide, as used by hunters.
4. Brit. informal, dated a heavy drinking bout.

adv.