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2 blind
слепо́йvǽre blind for nóget — перен. закрыва́ть глаза́ на что-л.
en blind vej — тупи́к м
* * ** * *adj blind;[ adlyde blindt] obey implicitly;[ blind alarm] a false alarm;[ blive blind] go blind, lose one's sight;[ de blinde] the blind;[ den blinde] the blind person;( i kortspil) the dummy;[ blind for] blind to ( fx I am not blind to his faults);[ blind gade] blind alley, dead end,F cul-de-sac;[ kærlighed gør blind] love is blind;[ blind lydighed] implicit (el. blind) obedience;[ blind makker] dummy;(fig) take a leap in the dark;[ blind passager] stowaway;[ blind på det ene øje] blind in one eye;(se også kikkert). -
3 blind
blive blind erblinden;blind på det ene øje auf einem Auge blind;være blind for ngt. für etwas blind sein; -
4 blind
слепой* * *[bien] adj. -t, -eслепойhan er blind passager он ездит «зайцем»blind makker игра в карты «с болваном» -
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7 blind
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9 blind
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10 blind vinkel
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11 blind vinkel fk
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12 blind person
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13 blind passager
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14 blind vej
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15 gøre blind
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16 blinde-
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17 persienne
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18 rullegardin
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19 skalkeskjul
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20 vildspor
blind, blind alley, wild-goose chase* * *sb:[ på vildspor] on a false scent, on the wrong track, off the track;[ lede dem på vildspor] throw them off the scent; put them on the wrong track;( ved en afledningsmanøvre) draw a red herring across the track (el.trail);( også) be barking up the wrong tree.
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