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1 blind
a., vt., n. 장민의, 눈먼, 맹목적인, 어리석은, 이성을 잃은, 숨은, 문, 막다른-눈멀게 하다, 속이다-블라인드, 커튼, 발, 차일 -
2 blind alley
x. 막다른 골목, 막바지, 전도가 없는 형세 -
3 blind date
x. (소개에 의한)서로 모르는 남녀간의 데이트 -
4 blind flying
x. 맹목 비행(레이다 따위의 계기에만 의존하는 비행) -
5 blind landing
x. 계기착륙 -
6 blind man
x. 장님 -
7 blind shell
x. 불발탄 -
8 blind spot
x. 맹점, 수신감도가 나쁜지역 -
9 blind fistula
막힌샛길 -
10 blind gut
맹장 -
11 blind loop
막힌고리 -
12 blind part of retina
망막소경부분English-Korean animal medical dictionary > blind part of retina
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13 blind quarter
맹분방, 맹유방 -
14 blind spot
맹점 -
15 blind teat
맹유두 -
16 color-blind
a. 색맹의, 인종 차별을 하지 않는 -
17 double blind
a. (의)(약의 효과를 판정하는 방법에서)2중 맹검의 -
18 red-blind
a. 적색맹의 -
19 roller blind
x. 감아올리는 블라인드 -
20 caudal blind sac
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