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1 unseeing
un·see·ing[ʌnˈsi:ɪŋ]to look at sb with \unseeing eyes jdn mit leerem Blick anstarren* * *[ʌn'siːɪŋ] blind; gaze leerto stare at sb/sth with unseeing eyes — jdn/etw mit leerem Blick anstarren
* * *unseeing adj fig blind:with unseeing eyes mit leerem Blick -
2 unseeing
( form) blind;to look at sb with \unseeing eyes jdn mit leerem Blick anstarren
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