blind

英 [blaɪnd] 美[blaɪnd]

bake a pastry or flan case without a filling

（糕饼）未加馅心先行烘烤地

(informal)having very bad eyesight

(非正式)视力极差的，几乎看不见的

(informal)extremely drunk

(非正式)烂醉如泥的

(proverb)there's no point trying to reason with someone who does not want to listen to reason

(谚)和不讲理的人说理——白搭；无眼不算瞎，有眼不看是真瞎

pretend not to notice

装作没有看见，视而不见

(proverb)those people without knowledge or experience should not try to guide or advise others in a similar position

(谚)"瞎子带瞎子，两个掉沟里"（喻没有相关知识或经验就不要指导别人或给别人提建议）

I didn't know anything about fighting and neither did my students—it was the blind leading the blind.
我对搏斗一无所知，我的学生们也是——这是瞎子带瞎子。

1. West was wilfully blind to the abuse that took place.: 韦斯特对发生的虐待行为故意视而不见。

2. For this revelation he was struck blind by the goddess Hera.: 由于揭露此事，他被女神赫拉弄瞎了眼。

3. The road is a succession of hairpin bends, hills, and blind corners.: 这条路上急转弯、坡道和死拐角一个接一个。

4. The Internet has proved a blind alley for many firms.: 事实证明，因特网对许多公司而言是一条行不通的路。

5. There are 1.7 million blind and visually impaired people in Britain.: 英国有170万失明和视力受损人口。