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Meanings of blind dates in English
Russian
свидание вслепую Portuguese
encontro às cegas Usage of blind dates in English
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But I felt exactly the way you did about blind dates.
2
Long runouts make stuff like job interviews and blind dates seem like nothing.
3
Annie had forgotten, since the last one, just how bad blind dates could be.
4
No blind dates, dinner parties, bad date-movies or personal ads.
5
And it also has some of the fascination of the world of blind dates.
6
But she'd sworn off blind dates, even if she hadn't figured out that J.T.
7
She did a lot better with doctors and jobs than she did with blind dates.
8
And being in a relationship kept her friends and acquaintances from constantly arranging blind dates.
9
Our meetings often felt like clandestine journalistic blind dates.
10
See, here's the thing with blind dates, in my experience: they never involve anyone remotely handsome.
11
The internet is famous for hooking people up for everything from blind dates to political activism.
12
And that is the story of blind dates.
13
Now weren't all those blind dates worth it?
14
And I am positively allergic to blind dates.
15
Besides, the blind dates were good practice.
16
Annie had had too many blind dates over the years, and none of them had panned out.
This collocation consists of:
Blind dates through the time
Blind dates across language varieties
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