blindfold
blindfold 英 [ˈblaɪndfəʊld] 美 [ˈblaɪndfoʊld]
vt. 蒙住眼睛 adj. 被蒙住眼睛的 adv. 被蒙住眼睛地
进行时:blindfolding 过去式:blindfolded 过去分词:blindfolded 第三人称单数:blindfolds 名词复数:blindfolds
- A blindfold is a strip of fabric that's tied across your eyes so you can't see. At a birthday party, you might wear a blindfold and attempt to pin a paper tail on a picture of a donkey.
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- vt. 蒙住眼睛
- adj. 被蒙住眼睛的
- adv. 被蒙住眼睛地
- n. 障眼物，眼罩
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1. The hostages were tied up and blindfolded.
人质被捆绑起来并蒙上了眼睛。
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2. The reporter was taken blindfold to a secret location.
那位记者被蒙着眼睛带到了一处秘密的地方。
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3. I knew the way home blindfold .
我蒙着眼都能走到家。
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4. I could do that blindfold .
我做这事易如反掌。
- blindfold (n.) 1880, "something wrapped around the head over the eyes to take away vision," from blindfold (v.). Earlier in this sense was blindfolder (1640s).
- blindfold (v.) "to cover the eyes to hinder from seeing," a mistaken formation ultimately from Old English (ge)blindfellian "to strike blind," from blind (adj.) + Anglian gefeollan "to strike down, make fall, cause to fall" (see fell (v.1)).
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