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blind
01
ciego
not able to see
Ejemplos
The blind musician plays the piano by memory, relying on touch and sound.
El músico ciego toca el piano de memoria, confiando en el tacto y el sonido.
02
unable or unwilling to notice, perceive, or understand
03
acting without reason, evidence, or judgment
to blind
01
cegar, dejar ciego
to make someone unable to see by causing damage to their eyes
Transitive: to blind sb
Ejemplos
An injury from flying debris could blind a person if proper safety measures were not taken.
Una lesión por escombros voladores podría cegar a una persona si no se tomaran las medidas de seguridad adecuadas.
02
cegar, obcecar
to prevent someone from understanding or judging something clearly
Transitive: to blind sb to sth
Ejemplos
The excitement of the moment blinded him to the risks involved.
La emoción del momento lo cegó ante los riesgos involucrados.
03
cegar, deslumbrar
to make someone unable to see temporarily, often by overpowering with brightness or obscuring vision
Transitive: to blind sb
Ejemplos
The headlights of the oncoming car blinded him for a moment as he crossed the street.
Los faros del coche que venía de frente lo cegaron por un momento mientras cruzaba la calle.
Blind
01
persiana
a type of window covering, often made of cloth, that can be rolled up and down
Ejemplos
The blinds in the living room were adjusted to let in just a little light.
Las persianas de la sala se ajustaron para dejar entrar solo un poco de luz.
02
a group of people with severe visual impairments
03
a shelter or hidden position used by hunters, especially for waterfowl
04
something designed to conceal the true nature or purpose of an activity
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