Blind meaning in English

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Definition

blind: unable to see adjective
a blind date a romantic meeting between two people who have never met before
a blind taste test an experiment in which the testers don't know what they are drinking/eating
the blind: people who cannot see noun
a school for the blind
  • "I'm blind!"
  • "Chopping wood in the nude with a blind woman?"
  • "I'm joined in the cockpit by my co-pilot in training, Randy Williams. Randy happens to be blind, but we're happy to have him with us on his first flight."
  • "You're blind."
  • "I'm blind."
  • "When she told me she was blind, I immediately wanted to know more about her, to "see" who she really was inside."
  • "You're not blind, your eyes are just closed."
  • "Me, with a wife and two kids, chopping wood in the nude with a blind woman!"

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