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Meanings of blind spot in English
An area on the side of a car that cannot be seen by the driver when looking in the mirrors.
Usage of blind spot in English
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However, Andrew has long been something of a blind spot for her.
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On a more serious note, I must confess to a blind spot.
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According to Helmholtz: The effect of the blind spot is very significant.
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It comes with six airbags, autonomous emergency braking and blind spot monitor.
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We stepped through the open gate and stopped in the blind spot.
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You will not look into your blind spot for the exit protocols.
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When a vehicle enters the blind spot, an indicator alerts the driver.
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But there was only space, a blind spot that unnerved and misled.
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There's no iPhone charger, blind spot detection sensor, or autonomous driving mode.
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Second, there is a blind spot about economic regeneration in most local authorities.
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This is usually because the cyclist has appeared in his so-called ' blind spot'.
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The mind should develop a blind spot whenever a dangerous thought presented itself.
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WorkSafe has realised it had a blind spot over transport deaths for years.
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A Labour spokesman said: David Cameron's blind spot on women has been exposed.
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But 2012 insiders say the security numbers revealed a blind spot.
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And in Kurzweil's talk, the blind spot appeared to be the human condition.
This collocation consists of:
Blind spot through the time
Blind spot across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Less common
Ireland
Less common
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