blinded
['blaindid]
- adj. 瞎的；不知情的；不合理的
- v. 使失明；使黑暗（blind的过去分词）；使眼花缭乱
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- blinded (adj.)
- 1590s, past participle adjective from blind (v.). Figurative sense is earlier (1530s).
- 1. The pair of them were both blinded by their own cockiness.
- 他们两个人都因为自己的狂妄而变得盲目。
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- 2. Blinded by the soap, he had to feel for his glasses.
- 由于肥皂沫遮住了眼睛, 他只得摸索着寻找自己的眼镜.
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- 3. They were not blinded to the defects of Western society.
- 他们并非不了解西方社会的缺陷.
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- 4. He was accidentally blinded in the left eye.
- 他意外弄瞎了左眼.
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- 5. The glare of the headlights almost blinded us.
- 汽车前灯耀眼的光使我们睁不开眼.
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