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Meanings of blind in English
Unable to see.
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Portuguese
estratagema Catalan
subterfugi Catalan
enlluernar Spanish
ensombrecer Usage of blind in English
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The Health Ministry said it may add functions to help the blind.
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Gender-blind regulations Will the US ever pass a new chemical safety law?
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Looking so far into the future, she'd been blind to the present.
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Researchers hope to develop it so blind patients can achieve independent mobility.
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We closed every blind in the house to solve that potential problem.
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Climate change knows no borders, its impacts are blind to national flags.
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Inheriting debt, not wealth Young Australians are not blind to this reality.
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Nearly blind; dreadful pain; can do nothing to-day; no sleep last night.
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Methods: The present study applied a randomized, blind, and controlled clinical trial.
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Turning a blind eye to such information can lead to severe consequences.
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Methods: Randomized double blind and control method was employed im the study.
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Other Palestinians used mirrors in an effort to blind the Israeli sharpshooters.
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The Bani Qaynuqa let their pride blind them to the new reality.
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Double-blind, placebo-controlled food challenges are the standard for diagnosis of food allergies.
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Our economy is in many ways, flying blind into an uncertain future.
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Solecki appeared blind-folded and said his message was to the United Nations.
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Blind through the time
Blind across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
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