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adj 1. slijep, zaslijepljen 2. nerazuman, nepromišljen, nesvjestan 3. sakriven, nevidljiv, tajan; taman 4. jednoličan, tup, bez izlaska, zazidan 5. [sl] pijan; [bot] bez cvata / as # as a bat = slijep kao šišmiš, potpuno slijep; # window = slijepi prozor, zazidan prozor; [sl] # to the world = mrtav pijan; he turn a # eye to it = pravi se kao da to ne vidi; # alley = ulica bez izlaska, slijepa ulica, ćorsokak;[fig] bezizlazan pložaj, škripac; to be # to = biti nesposoban da vidi, biti slijep za što; [fig] # side = nezaštićena strana, slaba strana; # shell = slijepi metak, ćorak; # man's holiday = sumrak; [sl] # tiger = ilegalna točionica žestokih pića; # letter = pogrešno adresirano pismo; [com] # check = provjera naslijepo, preispitivanje robe bez uvida u tovarni list; # corner = nepregledni ugao, mrtvi kut; # date = nepregledni ugao, mrtvi kut; # date rendes = na slijepo (s nepoznatom osobom); nepoznati momak ili djevojka s kojom je ugovoren rendes; # spot = slijepa mrlja* * *
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