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/blaind/ * tính từ - đui mù =to be blind in (of) one eye+ chột mắt - (nghĩa bóng) không nhìn thấy, không thấy được =she was blind to her son's faults+ bà ta không nhìn thấy khuyết điểm của con trai mình - mù quáng - không có lối ra, cụt (ngõ...) =a blind wall+ tường không có cửa sổ, tường không có cửa ra vào =blind path+ đường không lối ra, ngõ cụt - không rõ ràng, khó thấy, khó nhìn =blind hand+ chữ viết khó đọc =blind letter+ thư đề địa chỉ không rõ ràng; thư đề địa chỉ sai =blind man; blind reader+ người phụ trách giải quyết những thư không rõ hoặc sai địa chỉ =blind stitch+ đường khâu lẩn =a blind ditch+ cống ngầm - (từ lóng) say bí tỉ ((cũng) blind drunk) =blind to the world+ say khướt, say bí tỉ !one's blind side - mặt sơ hở của mình * danh từ - bức màn che; mành mành, rèm =roller blind+ mành mành cuốn =venitian blind+ mành mành - miếng (da, vải) che mắt (ngựa) - cớ, bề ngoài giả dối - (từ lóng) chầu rượu bí tỉ - (quân sự) luỹ chắn, công sự - (the blind) (số nhiều) những người mù !among the blind, the one-eyed man is king - (tục ngữ) xứ mù thằng chột làm vua * ngoại động từ - làm đui mù, làm loà mắt - làm mù quáng * nội động từ - đi liều, vặn ẩu (ô tô, mô tô)
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