blindfold

/blahynd-fohld/US // ˈblaɪndˌfoʊld //UK // (ˈblaɪndˌfəʊld) //

蒙上眼睛,蒙住眼睛,蒙蔽,蒙住双眼

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to prevent or occlude sight by covering with a cloth, bandage, or the like; cover the eyes of.
- : to impair the awareness or clear thinking of: Don't let their hospitality blindfold you to the true purpose of their invitation.

n.名词 noun

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : with the eyes covered: a blindfold test.
- : rash; unthinking: a blindfold denunciation before knowing the facts.

as inblind

Synonyms

After blindfolding 281 college students and 31 grade schoolers, they gave the students edible or nonedible models to inspect.
It’s barely light and he will never see the sun again, nor his home, nor his family… Mallin is offered a blindfold, but it is not known if he accepts.
Musk is aiming for higher altitudes and increased operational perfection until his team can do it blindfolded.
One method, “blindfolding,” calls for dropping a few ice cubes in the pan and covering it to trap in the steam.
So, they are going about their marketing efforts with blindfolds on.
They would blindfold her sometimes for days and they beat her face and her head.
Whenever I left the room I had ear muffs, handcuffs and a blindfold placed upon me.
Marie Fontenot was wearing a blindfold on the gruesome videotape that Rust found in Billy Lee Tuttle's safe.
Dora Lange was wearing a blindfold when she was discovered in a prayer position at the base of that tree.
“It was this idea of prayer, and one of the necessities of the prayer pose being the blindfold,” he explained.
He knew his way about the North Sea blindfold, and all he didn't know about his trade wasn't worth knowing.
I dared not ask her how she had gotten through the nights, because she had used the blanket to blindfold the horse.

/blahynd-fohld/US // ˈblaɪndˌfoʊld //UK // (ˈblaɪndˌfəʊld) //

蒙上眼睛,蒙住眼睛,蒙蔽,蒙住双眼

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to prevent or occlude sight by covering with a cloth, bandage, or the like; cover the eyes of.
- : to impair the awareness or clear thinking of: Don't let their hospitality blindfold you to the true purpose of their invitation.

n.名词 noun

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : with the eyes covered: a blindfold test.
- : rash; unthinking: a blindfold denunciation before knowing the facts.

as inblind

Synonyms

After blindfolding 281 college students and 31 grade schoolers, they gave the students edible or nonedible models to inspect.
It’s barely light and he will never see the sun again, nor his home, nor his family… Mallin is offered a blindfold, but it is not known if he accepts.
Musk is aiming for higher altitudes and increased operational perfection until his team can do it blindfolded.
One method, “blindfolding,” calls for dropping a few ice cubes in the pan and covering it to trap in the steam.
So, they are going about their marketing efforts with blindfolds on.
They would blindfold her sometimes for days and they beat her face and her head.
Whenever I left the room I had ear muffs, handcuffs and a blindfold placed upon me.
Marie Fontenot was wearing a blindfold on the gruesome videotape that Rust found in Billy Lee Tuttle's safe.
Dora Lange was wearing a blindfold when she was discovered in a prayer position at the base of that tree.
“It was this idea of prayer, and one of the necessities of the prayer pose being the blindfold,” he explained.
He knew his way about the North Sea blindfold, and all he didn't know about his trade wasn't worth knowing.
I dared not ask her how she had gotten through the nights, because she had used the blanket to blindfold the horse.