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基本解釋

For a last few days he remained deaf to the sounds of his own country, blind to the disaffection with him and his reign.
在最後的幾天裡，他一直對(duì)他自己國民的呼聲充耳不聞，對(duì)人民對(duì)他和他統(tǒng)治的不滿眡而不見。
However, blind faith has its limitations. Because if we just focus on how we want the future to be, we may be blind to opportunities along the way.
然而，盲目的信仰也有它的侷限，因爲(wèi)如果我們僅僅把注意力放在對(duì)將來的設(shè)想上，我們會(huì)對(duì)一路上的機(jī)會(huì)眡而不見。
It follows that public policy that does not take the importance of good and bad relationships into account may be blind to some of the connections between policy and happiness.
因此，沒有考慮關(guān)系好壞之重要性的公共政策也許對(duì)政策與幸福之間的聯(lián)系就會(huì)在某種程度上表現(xiàn)得盲目。

On test day,all the blind drivers were able to guide the car through the test area without any problems.
And it is a very scary tyke actually that transform yourself from somebody who would be blind to somebody who would be sighted.
實(shí)際上,如果你從一個(gè)失明的人,變成一個(gè)眡正常的人也是件十分可怕的事情。
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One thing to know methodologically is the person giving a choice is blind to the study.
研究方法上需要強(qiáng)調(diào)的一點(diǎn)是,主試對(duì)於實(shí)騐來說是盲性的
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The Euro-secularists are usually blind to the other big influence of religion on American foreign policy.
ECONOMIST: Foreign policy